About this year's tournament

Stockholm Open takes place 15-23 October 2022 at the Royal Tennis Hall in Stockholm.

This is happening at the Stockholm Open 2022

This year's tournament offers both world-class tennis and much more. Below, you will find more information about what's happening during the week as well as other useful information for your visit.

We look forward to welcoming you to the Royal Tennis Hall!

 

Practical info

Good-to-know before your visit to the Stockholm Open, including how to get here, what can be expected on site etc.

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Players 2022

The list is updated continuously until the start of the tournament and the first regular round.

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Winners & Results

52 tournaments - 165 winners.  2021 offered world-class tennis, finishing up with Tommy Paul as the singles winner and Santiago Gonzalez together with Andres Molteni as the double winners on the podium. 

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Childhood Family Day

In addition to the qualifications and the first round of regular tournament matches, Sunday the 16th is filled with fun activities for the entire family. Take part in competitions, mini tennis tournaments and much more! Also – cinnamon buns and Festis (lemonade) for all kids!

This year’s family day is in special favor of the World Childhood Foundation. 20% of all ticket revenue of the day will be donated to support their important work against sexual abuse and violence against children.

Sofias Cup & Pirres Pokal

During the final weekend of the Stockholm Open this year, it’s not only some of the best players in the world that fight for a title. Parallel to the ATP tournament, some of Sweden's best 14-year-olds battle it out in the youth tournament finals of Sofias Cup and Pirres Pokal - Swedish tennis own "mini-Billie Jean King Cup" and "mini-Davis Cup

Showcourt

At the Showcourt, activities and competitions are arranged every day during the tournament for visitors of all ages. Don't miss swinging by here between the matches!

See today's activities in the order of play and schedule.

Learn about Stockholm Open and its' history!

The world's oldest ATP indoor tournament, over 50 years of history, and a world-class event!

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