I oversee all courts at Wimbledon. A typical workday during the Championships is 15 hours long and fueled by adrenaline.

Neil Stubley, the head of courts and horticulture at Wimbledon, reveals the intense daily routine that involves overseeing all aspects of the courts during the championships, with a typical workday clocking in at 15 hours. This high-pressure job requires constant attention to the condition of the grass, the placement of the lines, and the overall presentation of the courts, all of which are crucial to maintaining the prestigious standards of Wimbledon. Understanding the meticulous effort behind the scenes provides insight into the dedication and hard work that ensure the tournament runs smoothly and upholds its storied tradition.