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Plan your tennis getaway to the 2023 Credit One Charleston Open 🎾

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Overview of the Credit One stadium

New + improved: The state-of-the-art Credit One Stadium reopened in 2022 following a series of upgrades and enhancements.

Photo provided by Charleston Tennis LLC

Want to experience world-class tennis in a world-class city? Head to the Credit One Charleston Open (happening from Saturday, April 1-Sunday, April 9) and watch as top-ranked players like Ons Jabeur, Jessie Pegula, Belinda Bencic, and Madison Keys compete in the largest women’s-only tennis tournament in North America.

Off the court, the tournament will feature refined dining options, interactive activities, live music, and more. Tournament tickets and packages are now on sale.

Game, set, match.*

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