The 2026 Delray Beach Open is underway, bringing 10 days of world-class tennis to the Delray Beach Stadium & Tennis Center from February 13 through February 22. Now in its 34th year, the tournament continues to be one of the premier stops on the ATP Tour and the only event in the world to feature both an ATP 250 tournament and a Legends event in the same week.  

With top-ranked players, tennis icons, and a full slate of USTA Florida activations, there’s something for every tennis fan in South Florida this week. 

USTA Florida Activations Throughout the Tournament 

USTA Florida will have a strong on-site presence throughout the tournament, and fans are encouraged to stop by the USTA Florida booth to learn more about programs, leagues, and ways to get involved in tennis. The USTA Florida team will be on hand all week to connect with fans, answer questions, and share the many opportunities available for players of all ages and abilities across the state. 

 

The activations kick off on February 14 with Kids Day, a day dedicated to getting young fans on the court and excited about the sport. It’s the perfect opportunity for families to introduce their kids to tennis in a fun, engaging environment alongside world-class competition. 

The Love 2 Learn Showcase takes place on February 16 and highlights USTA Florida’s popular program that helps new players discover the sport through beginner-friendly programming and instruction. Whether you’ve never picked up a racquet or are looking for a way to get back into the game, this showcase is a great place to start. 

League Night on February 17 celebrates the thousands of adult league players across the state, shining a spotlight on one of the most popular ways Floridians stay active and competitive through USTA Leagues. 

The Wheelchair Showcase on February 20 puts adaptive tennis front and center, highlighting the incredible athletes and programs that make tennis a sport for everyone. 

These activations reflect USTA Florida’s commitment to growing the game at every level, from first-time players to seasoned competitors to adaptive athletes. Whether you’re a lifelong tennis fan or just getting started, be sure to visit the USTA Florida booth that will be set up throughout the entire event and see firsthand the great work being done to grow tennis in your community. You can also earn a chance to win a seat upgrade or Tennis Warehouse Gift Card! 

Florida’s Own on the ATP Stage 

This year’s ATP 250 draw features one of the strongest fields in the tournament’s history, with four past champions, two Grand Slam finalists, and seven players ranked in the top 30. Among the talented field are two players with deep Florida ties. 

Bradenton’s Sebastian Korda returns to the Delray Beach Open looking to build on a strong start to the 2026 season. The 25-year-old is the son of former Australian Open champion Petr Korda and is a former Delray Beach Open finalist who has continued to establish himself as one of the top young American players on tour.  

Joining him is doubles specialist Austin Krajicek, who calls the Sunshine State home. The veteran has been one of the top doubles players on the ATP Tour and will look to make an impact in this year’s doubles draw. Having Florida players competing at a home event always adds extra excitement for local fans. 

Legends Take the Court 

The Delray Beach Open’s signature Legends event kicks off the tournament during opening weekend from February 13 through 15, and this year’s lineup is headlined by one of the greatest doubles teams in tennis history. Bob and Mike Bryan, who combined for 119 doubles titles and 16 Grand Slam doubles championships during their legendary careers, are always a crowd favorite. They’ll be joined by a spectacular lineup of tennis legends including Juan Martin del Potro and Tommy Haas, making for a can’t-miss opening weekend of entertainment, interactive exhibits, and player autograph sessions. 

For places to stay near by: Wyndham Boca’s has a preferred rate for all USTA Florida section members: Click Here to learn more. 

For more information on the tournament, visit delraybeachopen.com. To stay updated on all things tennis in the Sunshine State, follow USTA Florida on Instagram and visit the News page.Â