Visit the 2025 WSO tournament on the USTA website for the draws and schedule once available later in 2025. 

Ticket prices for 2025 are still to be determined. This website page will be updated once they are determined so please check back here at a later date. Tickets are not available for pre-purchase. Tickets must be purchased on site at check-in.

In 1890, 39 leading citizens of this young, booming city on Elliott Bay founded the Olympic Tennis Club with two clay courts at the northwest corner of Madison Street and Minor Avenue on First Hill. The newspaper at the time reported that it was the only “large club” in Seattle. The birth of the Club coincided with the birth of another Seattle institution: The Washington State Open, which has called the Club home each year since. The name was formally changed from the Olympic Tennis Club to the Seattle Tennis Club at an 1896 annual meeting. By 1919, the membership realized the need for a larger facility and instructed the Board of Trustees to obtain the Firloch Canoe Club grounds on the shore of Lake Washington in Madison Park, a popular picnic destination.

Today’s Club sits on roughly eight acres on the pristine shores of Lake Washington and offers 19 tennis courts (including six indoor and three clay courts), a gymnasium, a fitness center, a massage room, squash courts, locker rooms, dining rooms, banquet facilities, a pool, private beach access, a boathouse and a Tennis Pro Shop.

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The Parking Lot is for members only. Non-members including Players, Umpires, Sponsors, & Guests must utilize street parking.

At least 2/3 white for each item of clothing is required. Warm up/outerwear may be any color. Shoes may be colored as long as they are made for tennis and are non-marking.

Casual clothing and clean tennis attire are acceptable in all areas of the Club. Jeans are allowed.

If you are a member of a club that has a reciprocal agreement with the Seattle Tennis Club and are hoping to visit during the Washington State Open, please click below for more information.

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The Sorrento is the closest hotel to the Seattle Tennis Club. There are also a number of great options in downtown Seattle.

Cell phones and all electronic devices with sound must remain on silent or vibrate while at the Club. Talking on a cell phone in any manner (hand held, ear buds, etc.) is prohibited unless you are within 3 feet of a land line phone maintained for member use. Silent text messaging is permitted.

Restrooms open to the public are located on the 1st floor of the Indoor Court Building (the building below the parking lot) down the hall from the Pro Shop towards the elevator.

If you have additional questions about the tournament, please contact our Pro Shop at (206) 324-5454.