Current event status
Upcoming
Updated September 15, 2026 at 06:00 UTC
WTA 250
September 21–27, 2026 · Seoul, South Korea · Hard
Tournament guide
Key event details for fans, including the latest official event status, court setting and the number of matches currently captured in this schedule.
Upcoming
Updated September 15, 2026 at 06:00 UTC
Outdoor hard courts
Useful for schedule and playing-condition context
46
31 singles · 15 doubles
0
46 scheduled or still in progress
32
16
USD 283,347
Event schedule and scores
46 captured matches are grouped by UTC source date; each start time displays in your local timezone. A converted time can therefore fall on a different local date.
Current UTC date · September 15, 2026
The current UTC date’s order of play, captured status and available final scores. Card times are converted locally.
There are no captured matches for the current UTC date in this event.
Previous UTC date · September 14, 2026
Review the preceding UTC date and its available scores. Card times are converted locally.
There are no captured matches for the previous UTC date in this event.
Coming next
Scheduled matches after the current UTC date, ordered by start time.
Singles
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Doubles
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Results archive
Earlier completed matches, with the newest results shown first.
There are no completed matches before the previous UTC date in the current snapshot.
Seoul event guide
The 2026 Korea Open is scheduled for September 21–27 at the Seoul Olympic Park Tennis Center. The WTA 250 hard-court tournament has 32 singles places and 16 doubles teams and follows Guadalajara as the tour moves deeper into its Asian swing.
The event is played at the Olympic Park Tennis Center in Seoul. Always use the local-time conversion above when following from another country; Korea Standard Time can place the match on a different calendar day for overseas fans.
Founded in 2004, the Korea Open gives Seoul an established place in the women’s autumn calendar. Its September position connects the post-US Open events with the wider Asian swing.
The 2026 field uses a full 32-player singles bracket and a separate 16-team doubles draw. Unlike a 28-player draw, this format does not require first-round byes for the leading four seeds.
Quick answers
The official 2026 tournament listing and this schedule data classify it as WTA 250. This page uses that season-specific level rather than carrying over a category from another edition.
Exact court times arrive with the official order of play. Matches can remain TBD before that release; confirmed times then appear here in your local timezone.