2026 Queen's Club Prize Money: Full Payouts Breakdown for HSBC Championships
The HSBC Championships 2026 returns to The Queen’s Club in London as one of the premier grass-court ATP 500 events. Running from 15–21 June 2026, the tournament has announced a total prize money of €2,583,330 (approximately $2,981,000 USD).
The singles champion will pocket €483,145 (about $557,500 USD), while the winning doubles team will split €158,690 (about $183,100 USD).
2026 Queen’s Club Singles Prize Money
Winner: €483,145 (~$557,500 USD) – 500 ATP points
Finalist: €259,940 (~$300,000 USD) – 330 points
Semi-finalists: €138,530 each (~$159,900 USD) – 200 points
Quarter-finalists: €70,775 each (~$81,700 USD) – 100 points
Round of 16: €37,780 each (~$43,600 USD) – 50 points
Round of 32: €20,145 each (~$23,250 USD) – 0 points
Reaching the final alone guarantees nearly $300,000, making this a highly rewarding event for top players preparing for Wimbledon.
2026 Queen’s Club Doubles Prize Money (Per Team)
Winners: €158,690 (~$183,100 USD) – 500 ATP points
Finalists: €84,630 (~$97,650 USD) – 300 points
Semi-finalists: €42,820 each (~$49,400 USD) – 180 points
Quarter-finalists: €21,420 each (~$24,700 USD) – 90 points
Round of 16: €11,080 each (~$12,800 USD) – 0 points
Key Information – HSBC Championships 2026
Tournament Dates: 15 to 21 June 2026
Venue: The Queen’s Club, London, United Kingdom
Surface: Grass courts
Category: ATP 500
Total Prize Money: €2,583,330 (~$2,981,000 USD)
This event is a favourite among players and fans as the final major grass-court tune-up before Wimbledon. Past champions include Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, and many other big names.
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