The Championships, Wimbledon, are still played on grass courts – mowed each day to exactly 8 mm – just like they were in 1877 for the tournament’s inaugural edition. Though ever-changing, the Wimbledon rules remain steeped in tradition, highlighting the organizers’ desire to maintain the highest standards of etiquette. Testament to this is the rule that player attire must be predominantly white. With the exceptional playing surface, respect for tradition and a storied past decorated by the greats who made their name on the courts of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, Wimbledon is the temple of lawn tennis.