Lexus Nottingham Open 2027: Preview, draws, player list, schedule & how to watch
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Find out everything you need to know about the 2027 Lexus Nottingham Open including key dates, schedule, draws, player lists, scores and where to watch.
When is the Lexus Nottingham Open 2027?
The dates and schedule aren’t finalised yet but the tournament is set to take place from the 12-20 June. Come back nearer to the event for the exact qualifying and main draw dates.
Check out the full Lexus Nottingham Open schedule
Where is the Lexus Nottingham Open taking place?
The Lexus Nottingham Tennis Centre – the largest public tennis centre in Great Britain – plays home to the Lexus Nottingham Open.
Just outside the city centre, the Lexus Nottingham Tennis Centre boasts over 40 tennis courts, which includes 13 world-class grass courts.
How to watch the Lexus Nottingham Open 2027
TV and streaming information for the 2027 Lexus Nottingham Open aren't available yet.
In 2026, live coverage of the WTA event at the Lexus Nottingham Open across BBC digital services - including BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport - and on Tennis Channel.
The ATP Challenger event will be available to live stream via Challenger TV.
Watch highlights from the Lexus Nottingham Open via the link below and across our YouTube channel. 
When is the Lexus Nottingham Open draw taking place?
The draw for the Lexus Nottingham Open will be available soon.
All information on the draw and order of play will be available in our Match Centre.
Lexus Nottingham Open Score Centre
Who are the reigning Lexus Nottingham Open champions?
- Women’s singles - Marie Bouzkova (CZE)
- Women’s doubles - Harriet Dart (GBR) & Maia Lumsden (GBR)
- Men’s singles - Christopher O'Connell (AUS)
- Men’s doubles - Fernando Romboli (BRA) & Theodore Winegar (USA)
Lexus Nottingham Open 2027 player list
British players
The British entry list for Lexus Nottingham Open 2027, including direct entries, qualifiers and any wild cards, will be confirmed closer to the tournament, once rankings and qualifying are finalised. We’ll update this page with the full line-up as soon as it’s announced.
2026 top seeds
| WTA | ATP |
| Iva Jovic (USA) | Valentin Royer (FRA) |
| Leylah Fernandez (CAN) | Eliot Spizzirri (USA) |
| Marie Bouzkova (CZE) | Yibing Wu (CHN) |
| Jelena Ostapenko (LAT) | Benjamin Bonzi (FRA) |
| Ann Li (USA) | Coleman Wong (HKG) |
British success at the Lexus Nottingham Open
The Lexus Nottingham Open has become a happy hunting ground for British players in recent years, with consistent success across both the women’s and men’s draws.
On the women’s side, Katie Boulter has been the standout home favourite. The Leicester-native claimed her maiden WTA Tour title at Nottingham in 2023, defeating fellow Brit Jodie Burrage in the final before returning the following year to successfully defend her crown - overcoming former world No.1 Karolína Plískova in a tight three-set battle.
Boulter’s achievements continue a strong tradition of British success at the event. Johanna Konta lifted the title in 2021, while Elena Baltacha dominated in the early 2010s, winning three titles in 2010, 2011 and 2013.
There has also been notable British success in the men’s draw. Jacob Fearnley captured his first ATP Challenger title at Nottingham in 2024, following in the footsteps of Andy Murray, who won the title in 2023. Dan Evans has also enjoyed multiple successes at the event, lifting the trophy in 2022 and earlier in 2019.
Further back, Greg Rusedski also won the tournament in 1997 and 2003.
British players have also excelled in the doubles, dominating the honours list in recent years. Harriet Dart and Maia Lumsden added to the tournament’s British success in 2026, becoming women’s doubles champions after beating Shuko Aoyama and Hao-Ching Chan 6-3, 6-4 in the final. It was the pair’s first WTA Tour-level title together.
Marcus Willis lifted the title in 2024, while Fearnley teamed up with Johannus Monday to win in 2023. Jonny O’Mara and Ken Skupski claimed the title in 2022, with Skupski also a multiple-time champion - winning in 2021, 2017 (alongside his brother Neal), and 2010.
Other notable British doubles winners include Joe Salisbury (2018), Dominic Inglot (2016), Colin Fleming (2010), Jamie Murray (2007) and Mark Petchey (1996), underlining the depth of British success at the tournament across generations.
Frequently asked questions
The women’s event is a WTA 250, which makes it the highest-ranked of the Lexus Open events. The men’s event is an ATP Challenger 125. The men’s event was part of the main ATP Tour until 2008. It returned as a Challenger in 2011 and was briefly an ATP 250 again in 2015 and 2016.
The tournament has some big names on its list of champions. Billie Jean King won in 1973, and Ashleigh Barty won in 2012 and 2018. Karolína Pliskova won in 2016. On the men’s side, champions include Stan Smith, Richard Gasquet, Nick Kyrgios, Alex de Minaur and Frances Tiafoe. Britain's Katie Boulter, Andy Murray, Johanna Konta and Dan Evans have also won the title.
The women’s singles champion earns 250 WTA ranking points and the men’s singles champion earns 125 ATP ranking points. That makes Nottingham a valuable stop for players building up to Wimbledon.
Both singles main draws have 32 players. The women’s qualifying draw has 24 players, the men’s has 16, and both doubles draws have 16 teams.
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