Queen's Club 2025: Transition to Electronic Line Calling
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Summary
Queen's Club in 2025 has replaced line judges with electronic line calling technology, utilizing cameras, computers, and sensors to track the ball's position.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledYou might have noticed something missing from the courts at Queen's Club this year - where have the line judges gone?
Electronic line calling uses cameras, computers and sensors to track a ball and is used by tennis umpires to judge whether a ball is in or out.
This season the men's tour - the ATP - has adopted the technology across all of its events, while the WTA - the women's tour - has also been using it at many of its events.
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