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🎾 This event is a grand slam for Austin

The 2025 ATX Open returns next month, bringing world-class talent to Austin.

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Tickets for the 2025 ATX Open are on sale now.

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Get your rackets ready, because the ATX Open is coming to Austin’s Westwood Country Club from Saturday, Feb. 22 through Sunday, March 2.

As Austin’s only pro-level tennis tournament and the city’s largest women’s sporting event, the ATX Open is set to showcase some of the biggest names in the sport. This year’s lineup includes tournament debuts by:

This highly-anticipated event is part of the prestigious Hologic WTA Tour, featuring 32 players going head-to-head in singles matches and 16 teams battling it out on the courts in doubles matches.

Whether you’re a longtime tennis fan or new to the game, the ATX Open will be serving thrills for everyone.

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