World-Class Tennis in Singapore! Free Qualifier Matches & Affordable Tickets from $8

The Singapore Tennis Open is back, set to kick off from January 27 to February 2, 2025, at the newly launched Kallang Tennis Hub. This will be the first Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) event held in Singapore since the WTA Finals in 2018, bringing top talent from the WTA to compete for the Singapore title in over 60 matches across nine days.

Tickets Now Available

Tickets are now available with a range of affordable options, including single-day concession tickets starting at $8, and group passes from $44.

Catch Qualifying matches for free

Qualifying matches on January 25 and 26 will have free public access, allowing fans to catch the action at no cost.

Tournament Leadership

The tournament will be led by Co-Tournament Directors Yazed Osman and Laura Ceccarelli. Osman expressed excitement about the event’s return and emphasised community engagement as a core focus, while Ceccarelli highlighted Singapore’s long-standing relationship with the WTA, celebrating the Kallang Tennis Hub as a premier venue.

Logo and Tagline Reveal

The Singapore Tennis Open’s new logo, created by Havas Play, is said to capture the speed and fluidity of tennis through a design that symbolises both “Singapore” and the dynamism of the game. The event tagline, “Meet, Play, Love”, reflects the tournament’s community-centered spirit and passion for the sport.

More than Just Matches: Community and Youth Engagement Beyond world-class tennis, the event will feature community initiatives aimed at inspiring future tennis stars, including:

• School outreach programs
• Meet & Greet sessions with WTA and Team Singapore players
• ActiveSG Tennis Academy workshops
• In addition to the Singapore Tennis Open, the Singapore Tennis Association will also be organising a regional competition.

The Singapore Tennis Open invites fans, families, and youth to join in this celebration of tennis, promising an unforgettable experience that connects sport, community, and inspiration.

For more information, please visit the Singapore Sports Hub.