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The tennis tournaments in Hua Hin cover the period from November 8 to December 20, 2026: men’s M15 events are scheduled for November and women’s W15 events for December. The series is called CAL-COMP & CCAU INDUSTRY 4.0 ITF World Tennis Tour 2026. Individual tournament weeks take place within the overall period; daily matches across the entire period have not been confirmed.
For your trip, it is best to choose a specific tournament and then check the program for the day you want. Below are the dates of the weeks, the known start days of qualifying and the main singles draw, the venue address, and visitor details that still need to be confirmed. If you are visiting for the first time, start with the article on how to plan a trip to Hua Hin.
Current as of publication. Schedule based on data as of November 2026.
Tennis tournaments in Hua Hin: series calendar
The regional calendar lists the overall period of the series as November 8 to December 20, 2026. This range alone is not enough to pick a day to visit: tournament week dates, the start of qualifying, and the start of the main draw differ.
Summary schedule — based on data as of November 2026:
| Tournament | Tournament week dates | Qualifying start | Main singles draw start | Confirmation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Men’s M15, first tournament | November 9–15, 2026 | November 8, 2026 | November 10, 2026 | ITF listing |
| Men’s M15, second tournament | November 16–22, 2026 | No confirmed data | No confirmed data | ITF listing |
| Women’s W15, first tournament | December 7–13, 2026 | No confirmed data | No confirmed data | Calendar (LTAT) |
| Women’s W15, second tournament | December 14–20, 2026 | December 13, 2026 | December 15, 2026 | ITF listing and calendar (LTAT) |
Women’s weeks are listed in the calendar of the Tennis Association of Thailand (LTAT). No separate ITF listing for the first women’s week is available in the materials we have, so the start dates of its qualifying and main draw are not given here. Dates may change: before your trip, check the week you choose against the updated calendar.
Men’s M15 tournaments: November weeks
The first men’s M15 is scheduled for November 9–15, 2026 according to the ITF listing. However, singles qualifying should start on November 8, and the main singles draw on November 10, 2026.
This is where it is easy to get confused: qualifying for the first tournament starts before the range given in its listing. Therefore, the start of the tournament week should not be automatically treated as the first day of the main draw. If you want to attend the main draw specifically, go by its separate start date.
The second men’s M15 is scheduled for November 16–22, 2026. No confirmed start dates for its qualifying or main singles draw are available in the reference data. The timing of the first tournament cannot be carried over to it.
The calendars also disagree. The Tennis Association of Thailand (LTAT) lists November 7–15 for the first men’s tournament and November 14–21, 2026 for the second. ITF listings give different ranges: November 9–15 and November 16–22, 2026, respectively.
The summary table uses ITF dates. The reason for the differences has not been established; there is no basis for treating the Thai association’s intervals as indicating qualifying.
Women’s W15 tournaments: December weeks
The first women’s W15 week is scheduled for December 7–13, 2026, according to the Tennis Association of Thailand calendar (LTAT). The entry lists singles and doubles. No separate ITF listing for this week is available in the materials we have.
The second women’s W15 is scheduled for December 14–20, 2026. These dates match in the calendar of the Tennis Association of Thailand and in the official ITF listing for the women’s tournament.
As of November 2026, singles qualifying for the second tournament should start on December 13, and the main singles draw on December 15, 2026. The listing also confirms the W15 category and an outdoor hard court surface.
The situation differs for the December dates: the second tournament is confirmed by a separate ITF listing, the first by the Tennis Association of Thailand calendar. This limitation applies to the first week, not to the whole women’s part of the series. The second tournament’s details do not carry over to the first.
Why similar names do not mean duplicates
Tournaments may share a sponsor name, but they must be told apart by category and dates. Men’s M15 and women’s W15 are different tournaments, as are neighboring weeks within the same category.
The words “first” and “second” indicate the order of tournaments separately within the men’s and women’s parts of the series. They do not merge the November and December programs into one competition.
There is also the reverse case: the ITF and World Tennis pages about the first men’s tournament describe a single tournament entry. A repeated listing on another site does not add another tournament. For the first women’s week, there is still no separate ITF listing in the available materials.
Arena Hua Hin sports complex: where matches are held
The Arena Hua Hin sports complex is listed as the venue for the first men’s and second women’s tournaments. Confirmed address: (52/52 Petchkasem Road, Nong Gae, Hua Hin, Prachuabkhirikhan 77110, Thailand). The complex’s own website also confirms this.
The venue is in the Nong Gae area. The listings for both men’s tournaments and the second women’s tournament specify outdoor hard courts. For the first women’s week, no separate listing with court details has been provided.
If you plan to travel by train, check the Hua Hin Railway Station. Plan the route from the station to the complex separately: no confirmed information is available about transfers, travel time, parking, or access to specific stands.
Admission to matches and match-day schedule
Ticket prices, admission procedures, and the times of individual matches have not been confirmed in the available official materials. So visiting cannot yet be considered free. There is also no link to confirmed ticket sales.
Before you visit, check with the venue or the organizers:
- Whether the dates of the chosen tournament have remained unchanged.
- Which matches are scheduled for the day you want and when they start.
- How spectators can get into the tournament and whether a ticket is required.
It is best to check this in advance. The sports complex’s regular opening hours do not replace the match-day program, and the start and end times of a regional calendar entry do not indicate match times.
Mentions of free tennis play also do not confirm free admission to the tournaments. Tennis tournaments in Hua Hin are worth including in your day plan only after checking the specific spectator access conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions ❓
When does the tennis tournament series take place in Hua Hin?
The overall period is November 8 to December 20, 2026. Men’s weeks are scheduled for November and women’s for December.
Are daily matches confirmed throughout the entire series period?
No, the daily schedule for the entire period has not been confirmed. The overall range covers individual tournament weeks.
How do men's M15 and women's W15 differ?
In this series, M15 tournaments are men’s events and W15 tournaments are women’s. They have different dates, and tournament numbering is counted separately within each category.
When does qualifying for the first men's tournament start?
Singles qualifying is scheduled to start on November 8, 2026. The main singles draw starts on November 10, 2026.
Are all December dates confirmed by ITF listings?
No, a separate ITF listing confirms the second women’s tournament, December 14–20, 2026. The first week is confirmed by the Tennis Association of Thailand calendar (LTAT).
Where is the tournament venue?
The Arena Hua Hin sports complex is confirmed as the venue for the first men’s and second women’s tournaments. It is located in the Nong Gae area. The complex’s address is given in the venue section.
Is free admission to matches confirmed?
No, free admission has not been confirmed. Ticket prices and visitor procedures should be checked with the venue or organizers.
Conclusion
For men’s M15 events, choose the November weeks; for women’s W15 events, choose the December weeks. Before your trip, decide whether you want to attend qualifying or the main draw: their start dates differ from the boundaries of the tournament week. The first women’s week is confirmed by the Tennis Association of Thailand (LTAT) calendar, while a separate ITF listing is available for the second December tournament.
Check for schedule changes, the program for the day you want, and admission conditions with the venue or organizers. For the rest of your trip, see other events in Hua Hin and choose where to eat in Hua Hin. This way you can plan your day around match times once they are confirmed.