What you need to know
What has changed
Arena Hua Hin is preparing four international tennis tournaments across November and December, with two men’s M15 events followed by two women’s W15 events. Each carries US$15,000 in prize money, giving the series a combined fund of US$60,000. The local announcement was published on 5 November.
Men’s matches begin with qualifying
The first men’s tournament is listed by the International Tennis Federation for the week of 9–15 November. Its fact sheet schedules singles qualifying for Sunday, 8 November and the first singles main-draw matches for Tuesday, 10 November. The second event runs in the week of 16–22 November, with qualifying on 15 November and the singles main draw starting on 17 November.
The local report describes 9 November as the start of main-draw action. Visitors choosing a day to watch singles should use the ITF’s more detailed fact sheet and check the daily order of play before travelling to the courts.
Women’s events follow in December
The women’s W15 tournaments are listed for 7–13 December and 14–20 December. The four events form part of the CAL-COMP and CCAU INDUSTRY 4.0 ITF World Tennis Tour series. Former Thai world No. 9 Paradorn Srichaphan is returning as tournament director.
Arena Hua Hin is on Phetkasem Road in Nong Gae. Anyone hoping to watch should confirm spectator access, admission conditions and match times directly with the venue. The calendar gives tournament weeks, while the daily order of play will determine which courts and sessions to plan around. Keep some flexibility around outdoor match times if weather changes the programme.
Hua Hin
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