2027 ATP Hong Kong Tennis Open
January 4, 2027 – January 10, 2027 HKT
The Hong Kong Open is a professional tennis tournament hosted annually at the iconic Victoria Park Tennis Stadium in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong. The venue stages separate premier events for both the men’s and women’s tours:
- Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open (ATP 250): Returned to the men’s calendar in 2024. Played every year in early January, it serves as a key warm-up event leading directly into the Australian Open.
- Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open (WTA 250): Established on the women’s tour in 2014. It takes place annually in late October to early November as part of the WTA’s Asian swing.
ATP Hong Kong Open 2027
Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open
The 2027 Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open is scheduled for January 4–10 at Victoria Park Tennis Centre in Hong Kong, China. An ATP 250 tournament played on outdoor hard courts, the event is one of the opening stops of the new ATP Tour season and gives players an early opportunity to build momentum before the Australian Open.
Tournament at a Glance
Essential details about the 2027 ATP Hong Kong Tennis Open.
The 2027 ATP calendar confirms the 28-player singles main draw. Qualifying dates, other draw details and prize money will be updated when officially announced. Roland Herfel was listed as tournament director for the 2026 edition.
Explore the Tournament
Find the order of play, draws, match results, prize money and viewing options.
Defending Champions
Singles and doubles champions from the 2026 Hong Kong Open.
Bublik claimed his ninth ATP Tour singles title in Hong Kong in January 2026. Musetti also reached the singles final before returning to win the doubles title alongside Sonego.
Hong Kong Open 2027 Schedule
Provisional tournament overview. All dates are in Hong Kong local time.
| Date | Expected Stage |
|---|---|
| January 4–5 | Singles and doubles first rounds |
| January 6–7 | Singles and doubles second rounds |
| Friday, January 8 | Quarterfinals |
| Saturday, January 9 | Semifinals |
| Sunday, January 10 | Singles and doubles finals |
Prize Money & Ranking Points
The Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open is an ATP 250 tournament, with the men’s singles champion earning 250 ATP ranking points under the current tournament classification.
Players also compete for prize money in both singles and doubles. The final amount awarded depends on the round reached and the official distribution for the tournament.
For the complete singles and doubles prize money distribution, together with ATP ranking points awarded in each round, see our dedicated guide.
Previous Singles Champions
Winners since the ATP Tour returned to Hong Kong in 2024.
| Year | Champion | Runner-up | Final Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Alexander Bublik | Lorenzo Musetti | 7–6(2), 6–3 |
| 2025 | Alexandre Müller | Kei Nishikori | 2–6, 6–1, 6–3 |
| 2024 | Andrey Rublev | Emil Ruusuvuori | 6–4, 6–4 |
The tournament returned to the ATP Tour in 2024 after last being held in 2002.
About the Hong Kong Tennis Open
A Key Event in the Opening Week
The Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open is one of the first men’s professional tennis tournaments of the calendar year. Held at Victoria Park Tennis Centre, the ATP 250 event welcomes international players to compete on outdoor hard courts in the heart of Hong Kong.
With a compact singles draw and competitive doubles field, the tournament offers fans a chance to watch high-level tennis early in the season. It also provides players with valuable match practice and ranking-point opportunities.
Tournament History
Men’s professional tennis in Hong Kong has a history dating back to 1973. The tournament was previously known as the Salem Open and welcomed many of the sport’s biggest names, including Rod Laver, Ken Rosewall, Jim Courier, Pete Sampras, Michael Chang, Andre Agassi and Juan Carlos Ferrero.
After the 2002 edition, Hong Kong disappeared from the regular ATP Tour calendar for more than two decades. The event returned in January 2024 under the Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open name, with Andrey Rublev winning the comeback edition.
Alexandre Müller followed in 2025, claiming his first ATP Tour singles title after defeating Kei Nishikori. Alexander Bublik then won the 2026 edition, defeating Lorenzo Musetti in the final.
Victoria Park Tennis Centre
The tournament is played at Victoria Park Tennis Centre in Causeway Bay, one of Hong Kong’s best-known urban sporting venues. Its Centre Court provides a relatively intimate setting, allowing spectators to enjoy professional tennis close to the action.
The venue also includes additional match courts. In previous editions, the tournament operated a public village with a big screen, tennis activities and opportunities for visitors to enjoy the event atmosphere outside the stadium.
Road to the Australian Open
As an opening-week ATP 250 event, Hong Kong is an important stop before the Australian Open. Players can use the outdoor hard-court competition to test their fitness, sharpen their match play and build confidence following the off-season.
The tournament takes place during the same ATP calendar week as the Brisbane International in Australia. Both events form part of the early hard-court swing leading into the first Grand Slam of the season.
For a broader overview of the men’s tennis season, see the 2027 ATP Tour Calendar .
Visiting Victoria Park
Basic travel information for fans attending the tournament.
Location and Transport
Victoria Park is located at 1 Hing Fat Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, and can be reached easily by public transport.
Visitors can take the MTR to Tin Hau Station and use Exit A2, or travel to Causeway Bay Station and use Exit E for Victoria Park. Several public bus routes also serve the surrounding area.
Tickets and Stadium Access
Spectators should check the tournament’s official ticketing website for 2027 prices, seating categories, availability and admission conditions.
Previous editions have offered free access to selected qualifying matches and public areas, but arrangements for 2027 should be confirmed directly with the organisers before visiting.
Official Tournament Resources
Useful official websites for tournament announcements, tickets and match information.
- Official Tournament Website
- ATP Tournament Profile
- Tournament Key Facts
- Official Tournament Schedule
- Official Tickets
- Visitor Information
Some official links may still display information from the 2026 tournament. The page will be updated as organisers release 2027 details.