The ATP calendar shows both the Libema Open in s-Hertogenbosch and the BOSS Open in Stuttgart running through June 14, as the tour’s grass-court swing builds toward Wimbledon.

The ATP schedule lists the HSBC Championships starting June 15, marking the next major stop in the grass-court build-up after the week’s opening events in the Netherlands and Germany.

The men’s grass-court season is underway, with ATP events in Halle and London’s Queen’s Club on the calendar this week as players build toward Wimbledon. The ATP’s June schedule lists Libema Open, Halle, and the HSBC Championships among the key lead-in tournaments.

The WTA calendar shows the grass-court swing in June, with players using this stretch to fine-tune form before Wimbledon. Official tournament listings place the grass-season events at the center of the build-up across Europe.

The ATP’s 2026 calendar confirms a packed June stretch, including Libema Open, Halle, Queen’s Club, Eastbourne, and other grass events. The schedule sets up a fast transition from clay to grass ahead of Wimbledon.

June’s tennis calendar is dominated by grass events, with both ATP and WTA tours shifting focus to quick-surface preparation. The tournament listings highlight the short but important window players have to adapt before Wimbledon begins.

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The ATP Tour’s grass season moves into s-Hertogenbosch for the Libema Open, an ATP 250 event that starts June 8. It is one of the week’s first main-tour stops as players begin preparing for Wimbledon.

The ATP calendar shows a packed grass stretch through mid-June, with s-Hertogenbosch, Stuttgart and other events lining up in quick succession. The schedule gives players little time to adjust before the Grand Slam swing intensifies.

The ATP Tour’s grass-court season starts this week with the Libéma Open in ’s-Hertogenbosch and the BOSS Open in Stuttgart, both listed on the official 2026 calendar as ATP 250 events beginning June 8.

Official ATP scheduling places the Libéma Open and BOSS Open on June 8, followed by the HSBC Championships later in the month, underlining the quick transition from clay to grass on the men’s tour.

Roland Garros remains the only major tournament underway in the latest schedule, with the clay-court Grand Slam still active in Paris as the tennis calendar moves into June’s final day of play.