WTA Finals to Be Held in Charlotte Starting in 2027 for Three Years
The WTA Finals are set to be hosted in Charlotte, beginning in 2027 for a three-year duration.
Charlotte, NC, September 16, 2026 — The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) Finals are scheduled to be hosted in Charlotte, North Carolina, commencing in 2027. The event is slated to run for a period of three years.
The announcement confirms Charlotte as the host city for one of professional women’s tennis’s premier tournaments. The WTA Finals typically feature the top-ranked singles players and doubles teams of the year, culminating the season with a championship event.
The agreement designates Charlotte as the host for the WTA Finals from 2027 through 2029. Specific details regarding the venue within Charlotte, the exact dates of the tournaments each year, and the organizing entities involved have not yet been publicly disclosed.
The WTA Finals have historically attracted significant attention from sports fans and media. Bringing this event to Charlotte is anticipated to have an economic impact on the city and region, though specific projections have not been detailed.
Further information regarding ticket sales, tournament structure, and related events is expected to be released closer to the 2027 commencement date. The WTA has not yet provided additional commentary on the selection of Charlotte beyond the duration of the agreement.
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