San Diego, January 7, 2026
The San Diego Open is back at the Barnes Tennis Center, featuring both the ATP 100 Men’s Challenger and the ITF W100 Women’s Event. Taking place January 26 to February 1, this tournament marks a historic moment in San Diego sports, showcasing the highest level of men’s and women’s tennis simultaneously. Notable players like Eliot Spizzirri are expected to compete. Tickets are now available, making it an exciting week for tennis enthusiasts.
San Diego, CA
San Diego Open Returns to Barnes Tennis Center with Top ATP and ITF W100 Players
The San Diego Open is set to take place from January 26 to February 1, 2026, at the Barnes Tennis Center in San Diego, California. This year’s tournament will feature both the ATP 100 Men’s Challenger and the ITF W100 Women’s Event, running concurrently for an action-packed week of world-class tennis. Qualifying rounds begin on January 26, with the main draws taking place during the tournament window. This marks the first time in San Diego sports history that the highest-level men’s and women’s tennis tournaments will be played concurrently in the same venue.
Event Details
The ATP 100 Men’s Challenger tournament will offer a prize pool of $160,000, with singles and doubles champions receiving 100 ATP ranking points. The ITF W100 Women’s Event will feature a 32-player singles draw, a 16-team doubles draw, and a 24-player qualifying singles draw, with winners also earning 100 WTA ranking points.
Notable Participants
Top-ranked players are expected to compete, including ATP top-100-ranked American Eliot Spizzirri, who won last year’s men’s singles and doubles events alongside fellow U.S. player Tyler Zink.
Ticket Information
Tickets are available for purchase, with prices ranging from $25 for general admission to early-round matches, to $45 for reserved seating on the final weekend.
Venue Information
The Barnes Tennis Center, located at 4490 W. Point Loma Blvd, San Diego, CA 92107, is the primary venue for the tournament.
Background
The San Diego Open has a rich history, having been held annually since 1971. In 2025, the tournament returned as an ATP Challenger 100 event after the WTA 500 event was canceled. The addition of the ITF W100 Women’s Event in 2026 represents a significant milestone in the tournament’s evolution.
Community Engagement
Organized by Youth Tennis San Diego (YTSD), a nonprofit dedicated to empowering youth through tennis, the tournament aims to inspire the next generation of players. YTSD offers free admission for youth under 18 during the tournament, reflecting its commitment to making the sport more accessible.
Additional Information
For more details on the tournament schedule, ticket purchases, and player line-ups, please visit the official San Diego Open website.
FAQ
When is the San Diego Open 2026 scheduled?
The San Diego Open 2026 is scheduled from January 26 to February 1, 2026.
Where is the San Diego Open 2026 being held?
The tournament will be held at the Barnes Tennis Center, located at 4490 W. Point Loma Blvd, San Diego, CA 92107.
What are the ticket prices for the San Diego Open 2026?
Tickets range from $25 for general admission to early-round matches to $45 for reserved seating on the final weekend.
Who are some of the notable players expected to participate?
Top-ranked players, including ATP top-100-ranked American Eliot Spizzirri and fellow U.S. player Tyler Zink, are expected to compete.
How can I purchase tickets for the San Diego Open 2026?
Tickets can be purchased through the official San Diego Open website.
Key Features of the San Diego Open 2026
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Dates | January 26 – February 1, 2026 |
| Location | Barnes Tennis Center, San Diego, CA |
| Events | ATP 100 Men’s Challenger and ITF W100 Women’s Event |
| Prize Money | $160,000 for ATP 100 Men’s Challenger |
| Ranking Points | 100 ATP and WTA ranking points for singles and doubles champions |
| Ticket Prices | $25 for general admission to early-round matches; $45 for reserved seating on the final weekend |
| Notable Participants | Eliot Spizzirri and Tyler Zink |
| Organizers | Youth Tennis San Diego (YTSD) |
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