2026 Queen's Club Championships Prize Money Breakdown for Men's ATP and Women's WTA
The Queen's Club Championships (officially the HSBC Championships) offer a combined total prize fund of over $4 million. The men's (ATP 500) and women's (WTA 500) events feature separate financial structures, though the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) has committed to reaching equal prize money by 2029.
There will be a 35% increase in prize money for the women's tournament at Queen's Club in June.
The total prize pot will rise by half a million dollars to $1.915m (£1.43m).
The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) has promised to deliver equal prize money at the women's and men's events - which take place in consecutive weeks in the middle of June - by 2029 at the latest.
The prize fund at the men's Queen's event this year will be 2.583m euros (£2.238m), meaning there is still a substantial gap to be closed over the next three years.
But the prize money on offer for the women's tournament is significantly above the $1.206m (£901,000) minimum required for a WTA 500 event.
The LTA says it will be the second-highest prize money of the season at a tournament of this level.
Men's (ATP 500) Prize Money
The total prize pot for the men's event is approximately £2.58 million (€2.52 million / $3.25 million). The financial breakdown for men's singles at the tournament:
Champion: ~£425,000 / €471,000
Finalist: ~£228,000 / €253,000
Semi-finalist: ~£121,000 / €135,000
Quarter-finalist: ~£62,000 / €69,000
Women's (WTA 500) Prize Money
The women's event features a total prize fund of $1.915 million (£1.43 million), offering one of the highest standalone purses of the season for a WTA 500 tournament. The financial breakdown for women's singles:
Champion: $290,000
Finalist: $160,000
Semi-finalist: $88,000
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