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Venue

Melbourne Park

Also known as Flinders Park, National Tennis Centre

Importance 5 out of 5Importance rating

Melbourne Park is the home of the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam of each season, played on hard courts. The tournament moved there in 1988, when the precinct was called Flinders Park; its main court is Rod Laver Arena.

A full Rod Laver Arena watching a match on the blue hard court, with the city skyline beyond the open roof
Photo: Gracchus250, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons

Key facts

ItemDetailSource
SportTennis
CityMelbourne1988: Move to Melbourne Park
CountryAustralia1988: Move to Melbourne Park
Opened19881988: Move to Melbourne Park, Flinders Park, renamed Melbourne Park in 1996
CapacityBeing verifiedNot yet sourced
SurfaceHard court10 grass-court tournaments you may never have known existed, Item on the Australian Championships at Kooyong

Competitions

Sources

  1. 10 grass-court tournaments you may never have known existed, Tennis Australiaausopen.comNational body or tour (tier 2 of 5)
  2. 1988: Move to Melbourne Park, Tennis Australiaausopen.comNational body or tour (tier 2 of 5)