article_snippet: That date of July 17-19 comes nearly four weeks after the conclusion of the Aegon Championships, which is the main Wimbledon warm-up.
article_snippet: Other challenges include a scheduled refurbishment of the clubhouse due to begin in early July, and making sure the grass court – the quality of which is reckoned to be at least Wimbledon's equal – can recover in time from the summer ATP event.
article_snippet: The British No 1 won the pre-Wimbledon tournament at the Queen's in 2013 (left), 2011 (centre) and 2009 (right)
article_snippet: With a three week gap between Roland Garros and Wimbledon this year, it means there will be six weeks of top-class grass court tennis played in the UK this summer.