Winston-Salem Open

The Winston-Salem Open will take place from August 22-29, 2026. 

Each year in August, top tennis talent from around the globe travel here to take the court, with the event serving as the final tournament before the US Open. The week-long event features qualifying matches, main draw competition, and championship weekend. 

Check the official tournament schedule for match times and daily events.

The tournament is played at the Wake Forest Tennis Complex on the campus of Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The venue features multiple courts, including a stadium court where fans can watch many of the world's top professional tennis players compete and practice courts, as well as concessions, bathrooms, multiple parking options, and a VIP lounge.

Yes. Parking is available for tournament guests in the parking lot adjacent to the tennis complex, with additional designated lots and shuttle information announced each year ahead of the tournament.

More details, maps, and transportation updates are available through the official Winston-Salem Open website.

Tickets can be purchased online through the official Winston-Salem Open website. Fans can choose from single-session tickets, daily admission, premium seating, hospitality experiences, and week-long packages, making it easy to find the perfect way to experience the tournament.

Whether you're looking for a downtown boutique hotel, a full-service property, or accommodations near Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem offers options for every style and budget. Splurge on a luxury weekend away at the Graylyn Estate, or make it family-friendly at the Courtyard by Marriott- University.

Staying downtown puts you just minutes from the tournament while giving you easy access to restaurants, breweries, shopping, nightlife, and attractions. There are plenty of walkable options like the Kimpton Cardinal Hotel, Hotel Indigo, Marriott Downtown, and Embassy Suites.

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There's plenty to explore when you're off the court. Dive into local history just around the corner at the Reynolda House Museum of American Art, as well as their accompanying gardens and shopping village. Stroll the streets of Old Salem and Historic Bethabara Park to learn more about the rich Moravian history of the area. 

Keep the good times going and enjoy live music downtown, sample award-winning restaurants and local breweries, or spend an afternoon exploring the nearby Yadkin Valley wine region. Whether you're here for one day or an entire week, Winston-Salem serves up experiences worth adding to your itinerary.

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Absolutely! The Winston-Salem Open is a great event for tennis fans of all ages. Families can enjoy world-class competition in an intimate venue, while Winston-Salem offers plenty of kid-friendly attractions, parks, museums, and activities to round out your visit.

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Because the excitement doesn't end at the final set. Winston-Salem combines championship tennis with award-winning dining, arts and culture, outdoor adventure, historic attractions, and nearby wineries—all in one easy-to-explore destination. Extend your stay and discover why visitors keep coming back long after match point.

For more than a decade, the Winston-Salem Open has welcomed many of the world's top tennis players as the final ATP Tour stop before the US Open. Since making Winston-Salem its home in 2011, the tournament has become one of the premier sporting events in North Carolina, attracting international athletes, rising stars, and thousands of fans each summer. 

Held on the campus of Wake Forest University at the Wake Forest Tennis Complex, the tournament offers fans the rare opportunity to watch elite professional tennis in an intimate setting where every seat feels close to the action. Throughout the years, Grand Slam champions, future stars, and fan favorites have all competed on Winston-Salem's hard courts, helping cement the tournament as an annual tradition for tennis enthusiasts across the Southeast. 

Today, the Winston-Salem Open continues to showcase the city's welcoming spirit while generating significant tourism and economic impact, drawing visitors who discover that the excitement extends far beyond the tennis courts.