CHARLESTON, S.C./WASHINGTON, November 13, 2026 (by Michael Dickens)
Tickets for the 2027 Credit One Charleston Open are now on sale. The annual WTA 500 event on green clay returns to Daniel Island March 27 to April 4, 2027 for its 55th year, with two-time defending champion Jessica Pegula chasing a three-peat and new food, fan experiences and theme nights on the way.
The Credit One Charleston Open, North America’s largest women’s-only professional tennis tournament, is the kickoff to the WTA Tour’s clay-court season. It takes place at Credit One Stadium and has been named the WTA 500 Tournament of the Year from 2022-25.
With tickets now on sale to the general public, it gives fans a chance to reserve their seats for nine days of world-class tennis.
The wait is over. 🎾🎟️ Single-session tickets are officially on sale.
See back-to-back champ Jessica Pegula & the world’s top players compete in Charleston, March 27 – April 4. Save your seat at the link, exclusively through SeatGeek.
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— Credit One Charleston Open (@CharlestonOpen) November 12, 2026
The 2027 tournament builds on a milestone 2026 event, when the Credit One Charleston Open became the first stand-alone WTA 500 to offer equal prize money. Two fan favorites introduced in 2026, the COCO Co-Op and The Kitchen, will be back in 2027. The COCO Co-Op brings together Charleston-based brands for daily shopping, with vendors including Brackish, Marsh & Magnolia and HART. The Kitchen, an 0pen-flame outdoor restaurant serving Lowcountry flavors, overlooks the pickleball courts. The popular Coastline Lounge will also return, which offers baseline views and coastal-inspired seafood in the tournament’s premium hospitality space.
Back-to-back champion. Three-peat on the line. 🔥
2025 and 2026 #CharlestonOpen champion and World No. 4 @JPegula will return next spring to defend her title.
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— Credit One Charleston Open (@CharlestonOpen) October 20, 2026
“2026 was a landmark year for the Charleston Open, from becoming the first stand-alone WTA 500 to offer equal prize money to watching Jessica Pegula defend her title in front of record crowds,” said Bob Moran, President of Beemok Sports & Entertainment, in a statement. “We’re fortunate to have great partners who believe in women’s tennis as much as we do, and our fans responded to everything news we brought on-site. We’re carrying that momentum into 2027, building on what makes this tournament special with more ways to experience Charleston on and off the court as we celebrate the best of women’s tennis.”
The 2027 tournament will introduce a number of different theme nights including: Ladies Night, Educators Night, Military Appreciation Night, First Responders Night and Date Night, each featuring specialized programming, activations and ticketing incentives. Also, the tournament will bring the Lowcountry’s celebrated food scene courtside, with Current Burger, Bodega, Verde, Orlando’s, Mishima, Bob Banh Mi and Page’s Okra Grill among the many local favorites on-site.
Tickets are currently on sale via official ticketing partner SeatGeek at creditonecharlestonopen.com.
