More Than Match Point: Things To Experience At The Singapore Tennis Open 2026
Published On 16 Sep 2026
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The Singapore Tennis Open 2026 presented by BNP Paribas is just days away, and world-class tennis action is set to take centre stage, with world No. 18 Alexandra Eala and teenage sensation and recent French Open champion Mirra Andreeva among the stars set to grace the courts at the OCBC Arena, The Kallang.
Southeast Asia’s only WTA 500 tournament runs from September 21 to 27, with qualifying matches happening on September 19 and 20 - but, the action extends well beyond the courts.
Across The Kallang, fans can look forward to player meet-and-greets, interactive activities, tennis clinics and opportunities to experience tennis in new ways.
To make the most of your experience, here’s a quick rundown of everything you need to know to enjoy the action, both on and off the court.
Elise Mertens at the Singapore Tennis Open 2025.
Watch World-Class Women’s Tennis Up Close
The Singapore Tennis Open offers fans the opportunity to see some of the world’s best women’s players competing in Singapore.
Along with Eala and Andreeva, world No. 10 Amanda Anisimova and rising regional stars like Janice Tjen will also be part of the tournament.
The qualifying rounds on September 19 and 20 will also be free for the public on a first-come, first-served basis. Team Singapore’s Eva Marie Desvignes is one of the players set to feature from the early stages after receiving a qualifying wildcard.
Take your viewing experience up a notch with premium pre-match hospitality at the ACES Club, complemented by prime baseline seating that puts you close to the heart of the action.
But the tournament experience isn't just limited to watching matches.
Alexandra Eala at the Singapore Tennis Open 2025.
Meet the Players
From September 21 to 25, fans can head to the Feel Alive Zone at OCBC Arena, Arena Park for daily meet-and-greets with the players. Sessions are expected to commence after the second match of each day.
Fans will also have the opportunity to meet our Singapore Tennis Open 2026 ambassadors, Latisha Chan, Yayuk Basuki and Tamarine Tanasugarn, with photo opportunities and an open Q&A session where they can hear these tennis legends share stories and insights from their illustrious careers.
Yayuk Basuki at the Singapore Tennis Open 2025 Tennis Clinics.
The trio will also host a private, closed-door tennis clinic for invited participants, offering an exclusive opportunity to receive hands-on coaching and personalised tips from former pros. Drawing on decades of experience at the highest levels, participants can look forward to tips on refining their serves and footwork to sharpening match strategy.
Soak in the Atmosphere
At the Fan Village, visitors can spin the wheel for a chance to win exclusive Singapore Tennis Open merchandise, discounted tickets and F&B vouchers. Those looking for a little friendly competition can also take on the game booths, put their reflexes to the test, and see if they have what it takes to react like a tennis pro.
Inside Kallang Wave Mall, a giant-sized tennis playground awaits, complete with oversized rackets, inflatable tennis balls and a custom-built court where everyone can get involved and enjoy.
Be sure to download The Kallang App to unlock exclusive Singapore Tennis Open 2026 experiences, including opportunities to win F&B vouchers and stay up to date with the latest tournament news. The tournament microsite within The Kallang App also provides live scores, match information and real-time tournament updates, keeping fans connected to all the action.
Didn’t snag a ticket? Fret not, as fans can still soak up the tournament atmosphere at Break Point Garden in OCBC Arena, Arena Park.
Free live match screenings will give everyone the chance to be part of the action and follow the tournament as it unfolds. Between matches, visitors can enjoy DJ sets, food and beverage offerings, and a range of interactive activities, including the Erdinger Stein Slide, where participants can put their skills to the test for a chance to win exclusive merchandise.
The space will also feature The Kallang Roar, a signature cocktail inspired by the energy of Singapore’s biggest sporting and entertainment moments, alongside food trucks operated by Nosh.Singapore, serving crowd favourites such as the Messy Patty burger and Fish & Chips.
Meet-and-Greet opportunities happening all throughout event week.
Watch Asia’s Rising Tennis Talent
Singapore Tennis Open 2026 is not the only tennis competition taking place at The Kallang.
From September 15 to 19, the World Tennis Asia 12 & Under Team Competition Finals will take place at the Kallang Tennis Hub.
The competition features 26 boys’ and girls’ teams from across Asia, including India, China, Korea, Kazakhstan, Thailand and Indonesia, with Team Singapore competing in both events.
The Singapore Tennis Invitational Cup (STIC) 2026 also returns from September 23 to 26 after its successful inaugural edition last year, bringing together national players from Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Cambodia.
Singapore Tennis Invitational Cup (STIC) 2026, running from September 23–26, 2026.
Players will compete across five events: Ladies’ and Men’s Singles and Doubles, as well as Mixed Doubles in a round-robin format. Entry is free, so come down and cheer on defending champions Singapore as they look to retain the Cup.
With tennis activities taking place across The Kallang, the Singapore Tennis Open offers more than just a regular match-day experience. Come down, soak up the atmosphere and be part of the action both on and off the court!
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