Kirschbaum Meerbusch Open brings ATP tennis to Meerbusch in the Rhine & Ruhr region

International professional tennis, Germany's most promising young players, and an attractive supporting program: From August 30 to September 6, 2026, the Kirschbaum Meerbusch Open the Sport and Tennis Resort Meerbusch (TeReMeer) into the meeting place for top-level sports and tennis fans from the region. Anyone wanting to know which talents will be making headlines on the ATP Tour tomorrow should be in Meerbusch. Numerous high-caliber tennis players have already graced the courts in Meerbusch in recent years: Grand Slam doubles champions Kevin Krawietz and Andreas Mies, Dustin Brown, Daniel Altmaier, Yannick Hanfmann, Oscar Otte, and even Alexander Zverev once played at TeReMeer. "Many of the best young players on the ATP Tour regularly showcase their skills in Meerbusch," says organizer Marc Raffel.

Tennis and networking at the highest level

In addition to top-class tennis, visitors can expect a varied supporting program again this year:

• ATP Business Night – Friday, September 4th
• Clubday – Saturday, September 5
• ProAm tennis tournament – ​​Sunday, September 6

The singles final will begin on Sunday, September 6, 2026, at 2p.m.

The new German tennis generation with Justin Engel & Co.

German men's tennis is currently experiencing a noticeable upswing – especially among young players. Justin Engel (19), Tom Gentzsch (22), Max Schönhaus, Niels McDonald, Jamie Mackenzie, and Diego Palomero-Dedura (all 18) are attracting attention both nationally and internationally. "I expect an extremely strong field of participants," says Marc Raffel. "German tennis is currently on a clear upward trend." Fittingly, an attractive tennis village with stands at the show courts and the center court will once again be set up at TeReMeer during the tournament week – ideal conditions for a special tournament atmosphere.

Cherry tree Meerbusch Open compact