Causeway Bay's Victoria Park swaps joggers for baseline rallies this November. The Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open, a WTA 250-level women's tournament, returns to the Victoria Park Tennis Stadium from 2 to 8 November 2026, with defending champion Victoria Mboko headlining a week of outdoor hard-court tennis a short walk from Causeway Bay MTR.
In This Guide
What is the Hong Kong Tennis Open?
The Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open is a WTA 250-level women's professional tennis tournament played on outdoor hard courts at Victoria Park. It sits at the entry tier of the WTA's ranked tournament structure — smaller in scale than a WTA 1000 event, but still a full main draw of top-100 professionals competing for ranking points and prize money over a week of qualifying and main-draw matches.
This is separate from the men's ATP Hong Kong Tennis Open, which is also played at Victoria Park but takes place earlier in the year, in January. Both tournaments share the venue but run as distinct events with separate draws, dates and prize pools.
Prize money and defending champion
The 2026 singles champion takes home US$106,460 in prize money, with the runner-up earning US$62,115. Canadian player Victoria Mboko, who won the 2025 edition of the tournament, returns to Victoria Park as the defending champion for 2026, with the full player field and seedings confirmed closer to the tournament dates.
Dates, venue and getting there
Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open 2026
Victoria Park is one of Hong Kong Island's largest public parks, with the tennis stadium a short, flat walk from Causeway Bay's MTR exits — no shuttle bus required for most spectators arriving by public transport.
Why is this tournament worth catching?
Top-level professional tennis is a rare visitor to Hong Kong outside of January's men's event, so a WTA main draw in November gives local fans and visitors a second annual chance to watch ranked professionals up close, on a public-park court that is easy to reach without a car. Outdoor hard-court tennis in early November also sits in one of Hong Kong's more comfortable weather windows — past the summer humidity, before winter's cooler evenings.
If you're building a wider sporting week around the tournament, see our guide to the Hong Kong Squash Cup or browse our round-up of the city's best outdoor activities for more ways to spend an active weekend.
Frequently Asked Questions
Courtside in Causeway Bay
A week of top-100 women's tennis, a short walk from the MTR. The Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open runs 2–8 November 2026 at Victoria Park.