Current event status
completed
Updated August 9, 2026 at 18:00 UTC
WTA 500
Mubadala DC Open - Washington, DC, USA
July 27–August 2, 2026 · Washington Dc, United States · Hard
Tournament guide
Mubadala DC Open 2026 Tournament Information
Key event details for fans, including the latest official event status, court setting and the number of matches currently captured in this schedule.
Surface and setting
Hard courts
Useful for schedule and playing-condition context
Matches in this tracker
0
0 singles · 0 doubles
Results captured
0
0 scheduled or still in progress
Singles draw size
28
Doubles draw size
16
Prize money
USD 1,637,982
Event results
Mubadala DC Open 2026 Results
Results unavailable
Results are not in the free-source snapshot
The event is complete, but its match-level results were not captured by the free data sources used for this site. Use the official results link above for the authoritative draw.
Washington tournament guide
2026 Mubadala DC Open: A Combined WTA 500 Week
Washington’s tournament has a place of its own on the calendar: it is the only combined event where the ATP and WTA competitions are both played at the 500 level. The 2026 women’s main draw runs from July 27 to August 2 during the opening phase of the North American hard-court swing.
One site, two 500-level tours
Men’s and women’s matches share the Washington event, but this page keeps the women’s schedule isolated so fans can scan WTA singles and doubles without mixing the two tours.
A long-running Washington event
The tournament is played at the William H.G. FitzGerald Tennis Center in Rock Creek Park. Its established Washington setting gives the event a different identity from the larger stadium-based WTA 1000 stops that follow.
Why this week matters
A WTA 500 title carries substantial ranking value. Players can use Washington to build hard-court form before Toronto, Cincinnati and the US Open.
Fan questions
Mubadala DC Open Schedule FAQ
Does this page include the ATP draw?
No. Although Washington is a combined tournament, this tool focuses only on the WTA women’s schedule, with women’s singles and doubles listed separately.
Can Washington match times change?
Yes. Court assignments and start times can move because of weather or earlier matches. Recheck the current-day section near the start of play.