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2026 ITF World Tennis Masters Tour MT700 Guangzhou

Guangzhou · China ／ MT700 Guangzhou

Dates

Sat, 12 Dec – Thu, 17 Dec 2026

Venue

Guangdong Olympic Tennis Centre

Age group

30+ – 65+

Men's singles, Women's singles, Men's doubles, Women's doubles, Mixed doubles

Surface

Outdoor hard (Acrylic)

Match courts: 16

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Entry deadline

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Fri, 4 Dec 2026, 10:00 GMT

Withdrawal deadline

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Sun, 6 Dec 2026, 10:00 GMT

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      Events and dates

      Your age group is the age you turn during the year. Example: if you turn 40 this year, you can play 40+ from January, even before your birthday.

      Men's singles

      30+ – 65+ · 12/12–17/12
      Age groupDatesSign-in (local time)Scoring format
      30+12 Dec – 17 Dec—Best of three sets (no-ad)
      35+12 Dec – 17 Dec—Best of three sets (no-ad)
      40+12 Dec – 17 Dec—Best of three sets (no-ad)
      45+12 Dec – 17 Dec—Best of three sets (no-ad)
      50+12 Dec – 17 Dec—Best of three sets (no-ad)
      55+12 Dec – 17 Dec—Best of three sets (no-ad)
      60+12 Dec – 17 Dec—Best of three sets (no-ad)
      65+12 Dec – 17 Dec—Best of three sets (no-ad)

      Women's singles

      30+ – 65+ · 12/12–17/12
      Age groupDatesSign-in (local time)Scoring format
      30+12 Dec – 17 Dec—Best of three sets (no-ad)
      35+12 Dec – 17 Dec—Best of three sets (no-ad)
      40+12 Dec – 17 Dec—Best of three sets (no-ad)
      45+12 Dec – 17 Dec—Best of three sets (no-ad)
      50+12 Dec – 17 Dec—Best of three sets (no-ad)
      55+12 Dec – 17 Dec—Best of three sets (no-ad)
      60+12 Dec – 17 Dec—Best of three sets (no-ad)
      65+12 Dec – 17 Dec—Best of three sets (no-ad)

      Men's doubles

      30+ – 65+ · 12/12–17/12
      Age groupDatesSign-in (local time)Scoring format
      30+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      35+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      40+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      45+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      50+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      55+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      60+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      65+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)

      Women's doubles

      30+ – 65+ · 12/12–17/12
      Age groupDatesSign-in (local time)Scoring format
      30+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      35+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      40+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      45+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      50+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      55+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      60+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      65+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)

      Mixed doubles

      30+ – 65+ · 12/12–17/12
      Age groupDatesSign-in (local time)Scoring format
      30+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      35+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      40+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      45+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      50+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      55+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      60+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)
      65+12 Dec – 17 DecFri 11 Dec 12:00Two sets + match tie-break (no-ad)

      Entry fee

      Singles:380RMB/event

      Doubles:250RMB/event

      All players will be charged an ITF / IPIN Service Fee per tournament in addition to the tournament entry fee. The ITF / IPIN Service Fee shall be collected by each tournament alongside the Entry Fee. The fee shall be equivalent to 12 Dollars.

      Additional information

      For player inquiries, please contact MR.Chen and his email is [email on ITF factsheet] and phone number is [phone on ITF factsheet].

      Venue

      Venue
      Guangdong Olympic Tennis Centre
      Address
      Daguan South Road No.36, Tianhe,Guangzhou,Guangdong China, Guangzhou, China, P.R. Google Maps ↗
      Nearest airport
      GUANGZHOU Baiyun International Airport
      Nearest station
      Guangzhou East Railway Station/Guangzhou South Railway Station

      Official hotel

      Hotel
      Ji Hotel Guangzhou Tianhe Olympic Sports Center Branch)
      Address
      Huangcun Kangti Road No.10 (Huangcun Subway Station Entrance & Exit H Pedestrian 380 Meters), Tianhe
      Rates
      Single 500RMB (breakfast incl.) / Double 600RMB (breakfast incl.)
      To the venue
      20mins walking from hotel to the venue, or take the metro from Huangcun Station to Daguannan Station, the trip takes about 10 minutes.

      Travel guide: Guangzhou

      Easier than you thinkGuangzhou has many direct flights, and the venue hosted tennis at the 2010 Asian Games. One metro line takes you from the airport into Tianhe.

      Getting there

      From Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport T2, Metro Line 3 reaches central Tianhe (Tiyu Xilu) in 45–60 min for ¥7–12. The venue is in east Tianhe by the Guangdong Olympic Sports Center, near Huangcun station (Lines 4 and 21). A taxi from the airport takes 45–70 min, ¥120–200 plus tolls.

      From your hotel to the venue

      From the official hotel

      Ji Hotel Guangzhou Tianhe Olympic Sports Center: about a 20-minute walk, or Metro Line 21 one stop from Huangcun to Daguannanlu, then about 14 min on foot. A taxi is about the minimum fare (about CNY 12).

      • Ji Hotel Guangzhou Tianhe Olympic Sports Center Branch) Directions ↗

      Staying somewhere else

      Zhujiang New Town
      Metro Line 5 to Chebeinan, change to Line 4 to Huangcun, then walk about 18 min — about 45 min, about CNY 4-5. Taxi about 25 min, about CNY 35-45.
      Tianhe Sports Center
      Taxi about 25 min, about CNY 30-40. Central shopping and dining district.
      Tianhe Park station
      Metro Line 21 three stops to Daguannanlu (about 10 min), then about 14 min walk. Interchange with Lines 11 and 13.

      Tip: Use DiDi or Amap and show the driver 广东省奥林匹克网球中心（大观南路36号）; roads around the Olympic Sports Center can be closed on big event days, so the metro is the safer bet.

      📍 Directions to the venue from your hotel or where you are ↗

      Things to see nearby

      • Canton TowerGuangzhou's 600m icon; the night view from the deck is superb - pair it with a Pearl River night cruise. About 30 min by taxi.
      • Chen Clan Ancestral HallQing-dynasty clan academy with stunning wood, stone and ceramic carvings; now a folk-art museum. About 40-50 min by taxi.
      • Yongqingfang & Enning RoadRestored Xiguan arcade streets - the place for dim sum and Cantonese desserts. About 40-50 min by taxi.
      • Shamian IslandLeafy former concession island with colonial buildings and cafes; perfect for a relaxed walk. About 40 min by taxi.

      Food

      This is the home of Cantonese food: dim sum breakfast, rice noodle rolls (cheung fun), wonton noodles and claypot rice. Tianhe has big malls, chains and convenience stores, so eating is easy.

      Rough local prices

      Local meal (noodles, rice rolls)
      ¥8–30 (~$1–4)
      Café coffee
      ¥20–35 (~$3–5)
      Short taxi / DiDi ride
      ¥15–40 (~$2–6)
      Bottled water
      ¥1–3 (~$0.2–0.4)
      Mid-range hotel per night
      ¥300–600 (~$40–85)
      Metro ride
      ¥2–8 (~$0.3–1.1)

      Paying & staying connected

      Pay mostly by Alipay or WeChat Pay; both accept foreign Visa/Mastercard after ID verification (3% fee over ¥200). Few shops take foreign cards, so carry some cash. Google, WhatsApp and most Western apps need roaming or a travel eSIM. DiDi works in English. Japan, Korea, Australia, NZ and much of Europe get 30-day visa-free entry until 31 Dec 2026.

      Staying safe

      Guangzhou generally feels calm, but mind pickpockets in crowds. Avoid drivers who approach you at arrivals; use the taxi queue or DiDi. Drink bottled water. Summers are hot and humid with possible typhoons, so plan for heat and check the forecast.

      With family & friends

      By metro, Zhujiang New Town offers Canton Tower, Pearl River night cruises and Huacheng Square. The Chen Clan Ancestral Hall suits history fans, and Tianhe has large shopping malls.

      Prices and details are rough guides (researched in 2026). Please check the latest before you travel.

      Sources

      Find a place to stay near the venue

      Besides the official hotels, look for hotels and Airbnb homes around the venue.

      Booking.comFree cancellation↗Agoda↗AirbnbFree cancellation↗ Google MapsSee places to stay near the venue on the map↗

      Searching check-in 11 Dec → check-out 17 Dec (change it on the booking site).

      Booking tips

      • Book one night at a time, so you can cancel just the nights after you lose.
      • Some hotels (e.g. Toyoko Inn in Japan) offer rates you can cancel free until shortly before arrival when booked on their own site. Deadlines differ by hotel and rate — always check before booking.
      • The cancellation deadline can differ between a booking site and the hotel's own site.
      • On Airbnb, a home with a "Flexible" cancellation policy usually gives a full refund up to a day before.

      These links open outside booking sites. Check prices, availability and cancellation rules there.

      Local businesses: offer a perk to the players coming to town? Ask about listing →

      Officials

      Tournament Director
      Junhui Chen
      Referee
      Qingyou Li (CHN)

      Officials' contact details are on the official ITF fact sheet.

      National association

      Chinese Tennis Association ↗