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Hawaii Open is a notable name in Hawaii's tennis scene, with a history that spans from the 1970s Grand Prix era to today’s Waikiki Cup branding. This artist/performer page brings you a concise, insider look at Hawaii Open’s legacy, key moments, and what fans can expect as Hawaii’s tennis events continue to evolve. We’ve got you covered with accessible context, credible highlights, and upcoming appearances tied to Hawaii’s premier tennis showcases.

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Note: For current ticketing and schedules, we reference Waikiki Cup venues and dates, while preserving the historical ties to Hawaii Open’s contributions to Hawaii tennis culture.

Team & personnel

People connected to the team

Biography, notable matches, and a snapshot of Hawaii Open’s ongoing influence in Hawaii tennis are featured here. We’ll point you to official social channels and event sites associated with Waikiki Cup for the most up-to-date information, including schedules, venue details, and how to secure your seats. Whether you’re a longtime fan or exploring Hawaii’s tennis scene for the first time, we’re here to help you find tickets, learn about the players, and enjoy the sport in paradise.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Hawaii Open

  • The original Hawaii Open ran 1974–1984 as part of the Grand Prix tennis circuit, played on outdoor hard courts in Maui (and 1984 in Honolulu on indoor carpet).
  • A Hawaii Open existed as a WTA 125 event in Honolulu during 2016–2017, with Catherine Bellis winning in 2016 and Zhang Shuai in 2017.
  • As of 2022, the Hawaii Open branding has been superseded by the Waikiki Cup; the Hawaii Open edition effectively evolved into the Waikiki Cup in Hawaii.
  • The last Hawaii Open edition occurred in 2019 (indoor) at Stan Sheriff Center, with Sam Querrey winning the men’s singles and Danielle Collins the women’s singles.
  • There is no active Hawaii Open tour in 2025; Waikiki Cup is the current Hawaiian tennis showcase, and any social/media activity is associated with Waikiki Cup handles (e.g., @waikikicup).
  • For ticketing content, use Waikiki Cup schedules/venues or other Hawaii tennis events rather than a standalone Hawaii Open brand.

Biography, notable matches, and a snapshot of Hawaii Open’s ongoing influence in Hawaii tennis are featured here. We’ll point you to official social channels and event sites associated with Waikiki Cup for the most up-to-date information, including schedules, venue details, and how to secure your seats. Whether you’re a longtime fan or exploring Hawaii’s tennis scene for the first time, we’re here to help you find tickets, learn about the players, and enjoy the sport in paradise.

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