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The court meets the coast at this award-winning tennis tournament

The Credit One Charleston Open was recognized as the Hologic WTA Tour Tournament of the Year in 2022 and 2023.

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A tennis champion on the court during Credit One Charleston Open.

The 500-level Hologic WTA Tour event serves as the kick-off to the clay court season and boasts a strong list of past champions.

Photo provided by Credit One Charleston Open

It’s game time, COLA. Are you a tennis fan with your eyes set on watching a live match? From March 30-April 7, the largest women-only professional tennis tournament in North America is serving up tennis excellence.

Spend your days watching tennis, soaking up the sun, and exploring the beautiful city of Charleston (just a ~2 hour drive away) during the award-winning Credit One Charleston Open.

The 2023 Charleston Open champion, three-time Grand Slam finalist, and current World No. 6 Ons Jabeur returns to the Lowcountry this spring to defend her title. Other early player commitments include:

  • American fan favorites Jessica Pegula and Madison Keys
  • 2017 US Open champion Sloane Stephens
  • World No. 9 Maria Sakkari

Fans can also:

  • Stop by Rally and Refresh, a new dining destination, to grab a Paddle Paloma, select a pickle-themed snack, and sit back + savor the experience.
  • Sip the official event cocktail, The First Serve (butterfly pea flower-infused Lowcountry lemonade, Grey Goose Vodka, club soda, and a lemon wheel garnish), served in the commemorative 2024 tournament cup.
  • Enjoy live music all week from local acts.
  • Listen to tennis talks with legends of the game.
  • Bring the kiddos to the Kid’s Zone for some fun.
  • And more

Pro tip: Week-long packages are already sold out and finals weekend seats are limited, so start making plans.

Game, set, match — snag tickets

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