
Charleston is getting ready to welcome some of the biggest names in women's tennis, and fans will soon have their chance to secure seats for one of the WTA Tour's premier events.
The Credit One Charleston Open returns to Credit One Stadium on Daniel Island in Charleston, South Carolina, from March 27 through April 4, 2027.
This year's tournament also marks an exciting new partnership. For the first time, SeatGeek is the Official Ticketing Partner of the Credit One Charleston Open, giving fans one destination to purchase tickets for the entire event.
Here's everything to know about the 2027 Credit One Charleston Open, including when single-session tickets go on sale, available ticket packages, the tournament schedule and how to get seats on SeatGeek.
The Credit One Charleston Open is one of the biggest events in women's professional tennis, bringing some of the world's top players to Charleston, South Carolina, every spring.
Held annually at Credit One Stadium on Daniel Island, the tournament is a WTA 500 event and the largest women's-only professional tennis tournament in North America. It has been part of the women's tennis calendar since 1973, with past champions including Serena Williams, Chris Evert, Martina Navratilova and current two-time defending champion Jessica Pegula.
One thing that makes Charleston particularly interesting is its green clay courts. Unlike the hard courts used at the US Open or the red clay at the French Open, Charleston's surface offers a different challenge for players as they transition into the spring clay-court season.
But you don't need to be a diehard tennis fan to enjoy the Charleston Open in person.
With matches taking place across multiple courts, fans can spend the day moving around the tournament grounds, watching top-ranked players compete, discovering rising stars and getting surprisingly close to the action on the smaller outer courts.
There's plenty to enjoy between matches, too. Food and drink options, shopping and activities around the grounds make it easy to spend an entire afternoon at the tournament.
If you're wondering where to sit for the event, SeatGeek has a cool feature that lets you explore the stadium before you even arrive. Its 360-degree panoramic View From Seat lets fans preview the court from different sections of Credit One Stadium, making it easy to compare views and find a spot that works for them.
The 2027 Credit One Charleston Open takes place from March 27 through April 4, 2027, at Credit One Stadium on Daniel Island in Charleston, South Carolina.
The nine-day WTA 500 tournament features a 48-player singles draw, 24-player qualifying draw and 16-team doubles draw.

The event begins with qualifying matches during opening weekend, followed by main-draw action throughout the week. The tournament concludes with the doubles and singles finals on Sunday, April 4.
Date | Session | Match start time | Round |
Saturday, March 27 | Day | 11 a.m. | Qualifying |
Sunday, March 28 | Day | 11 a.m. | Qualifying |
Monday, March 29 | Day / Night | 11 a.m. / 6 p.m. | First Round |
Tuesday, March 30 | Day / Night | 11 a.m. / 6 p.m. | First and Second Rounds |
Wednesday, March 31 | Day / Night | 11 a.m. / 6 p.m. | Second Round |
Thursday, April 1 | Day / Night | 11 a.m. / 6 p.m. | Third Round |
Friday, April 2 | Day / Night | 11 a.m. / 6 p.m. | Quarterfinals |
Saturday, April 3 | Day | 11 a.m. | Doubles Exhibition and Singles Semifinals |
Sunday, April 4 | Day | 11 a.m. | Doubles Final and Singles Final |
All times are Eastern and subject to change. On April 4, the doubles final is scheduled for 11 a.m., followed by the singles final no earlier than 1 p.m.
Single-session tickets for the 2027 Credit One Charleston Open go on sale to the public Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 6 a.m. ET, exclusively through SeatGeek.
Whether you're hoping to catch the opening rounds, see the quarterfinals or attend championship Sunday, you can select the session that fits your schedule.
Fans interested in attending multiple sessions don't need to wait until November 12. Tournament ticket packages went on sale November 4 and are already available on SeatGeek.
There are two main ways to attend the 2027 Credit One Charleston Open, either with single-session tickets or multi-session ticket packages.
Single-session tickets are ideal for fans who want to attend one particular portion of the tournament.
Starting Thursday, November 12, fans can browse available sessions on SeatGeek and choose between daytime and evening tennis on dates when both are scheduled.
Keep in mind that daytime and evening sessions require separate tickets Monday through Friday. If you're hoping to watch tennis throughout the day and into the evening, make sure you have tickets for both sessions before heading to Credit One Stadium.
For those attending with family, opening weekend includes qualifying matches and the tournament's MUSC Family Weekend activities. Fans looking to watch the biggest matches of the week can consider the quarterfinals on April 2, semifinals on April 3 or finals on April 4.
Fans hoping to spend more time at the tournament can purchase one of several packages, which went on sale November 4.
Available packages include:
Ticket package | Dates | Sessions included | Starting price |
Tournament Long Package | March 27–April 4 | All 14 sessions | $790 |
MUSC Family Weekend Package | March 27–28 | Opening weekend | $25 |
Intro Package | March 27–31 | 8 sessions | $400 |
Finale Package | April 1–4 | 6 sessions | $535 |
Champions Package | April 2–4 | 4 sessions | $450 |
Multi-session packages offer several benefits, depending on the package selected. These can include access to outer courts, the same reserved stadium seats across included sessions, savings compared with purchasing individual sessions and priority renewal opportunities for 2028.
The Tournament Long Package provides access to all 14 sessions, while the Champions Package focuses on the final three days of competition.
Fans can compare available packages on the Credit One Charleston Open ticket packages page.

Jessica Pegula is the first confirmed player for the 2027 Credit One Charleston Open, returning as the two-time defending singles champion.
The American star has enjoyed tremendous success on Charleston's green clay, reaching the semifinals in 2023 and 2024 before winning consecutive championships.
Pegula also competed in doubles alongside Asia Muhammad at the 2026 tournament, giving fans an opportunity to watch her in both competitions.
Additional singles and doubles participants are expected to be announced in the coming months. The preliminary singles field is typically announced in early March, with doubles entries and additional wild-card selections finalized closer to the tournament.
Fans can follow the official Charleston Open player field for the latest announcements.
For the first time, SeatGeek is the Official Ticketing Partner of the Credit One Charleston Open, meaning it is the only place with primary tickets for the tournament.
Whether you're planning a single afternoon of tennis or a full week in Charleston, here's how to find your seats:
Visit the Credit One Charleston Open tickets page on SeatGeek.
Browse the available ticket packages or, beginning November 12 at 6 a.m. ET, select your preferred single-session date.
Choose a daytime or evening session, where applicable, and review the available seating options.
Use SeatGeek's interactive seating chart and panoramic view to compare sections at Credit One Stadium.
Review available ticket listings, quantities and total prices before making your selection.
Complete your purchase securely on SeatGeek, with every qualifying order backed by SeatGeek's Buyer Guarantee.
With Jessica Pegula chasing a third consecutive championship, the 2027 Charleston Open could see a feat that hasn't been accomplished since Chris Evert nearly 50 years ago. Whether you're hoping to witness a little tennis history or just spend an afternoon watching world-class matches under the South Carolina sun, Charleston has plenty to offer.
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Max Meyer is a Senior Content Analyst at SeatGeek, where he oversees the blog's coverage of sports, concerts and theater. An avid fan of live events himself (it's easy to be one in New York City!), Max is passionate about making ticket buying easier to navigate and helping fans know what to expect before attending an event. He previously worked at Sports Illustrated, The Athletic and CBS Sports.