The second half of the tennis calendar is packed with energy, prestige, and opportunities for both rising stars and seasoned pros, to make their mark. Whether you’re a competitive player planning your tournament schedule or a passionate fan keeping tabs on your favorite athletes, this guide breaks down the biggest ATP, WTA, and Grand Slam events from July to December 2025.
And as always, whether you're playing or spectating, don't forget to gear up with a bag that’s built for the grind. Geau Sport’s Axiom series keeps your gear organized and protected no matter what court you're headed to.
What Major Tennis Tournaments Happen in the Second Half of 2025?
1. Wimbledon (June 30 – July 13)
Location: London, England
Although technically beginning at the tail end of June, Wimbledon dominates the early July tennis scene. The all-white dress code, pristine grass courts, and storied history make this Grand Slam a must-watch. Expect dramatic five-setters and surprise upsets.
Geau Tip: Grass season is short. Players often adjust racquet tension and shoes to handle slick footing. Pro-level organization matters even more in such conditions.
2. Summer Hard Court Season (July–August)
Key events:
- Atlanta Open (July 22–28)
- Citi Open – Washington D.C. (July 21–27)
- National Bank Open – Toronto (Men) / Montreal (Women) (July 27-August 7)
- Western & Southern Open – Cincinnati (Aug 7-18)
These lead-up tournaments are critical prep for the US Open. Look out for breakthrough performances from rising American stars and top-10 players sharpening their game.
Geau Tip: Traveling during this stretch? A durable, weather-resistant racquet bag with climate protection (like our Axiom Racquet Bag 9-Pack) is your best friend.
3. US Open (August 25 – September 7)
Location: New York City, USA
Electric crowds. Night matches. Upsets under the lights. The final Grand Slam of the year promises all the intensity tennis fans live for. With rankings, legacy, and pride on the line, it’s a career-defining opportunity for many.
Player Watch: Will Coco Gauff defend her title? Can Novak Djokovic make another run? And will we see more teenagers pushing into second-week showdowns?
4. Asian Swing (Late September – Early October)
Key events:
- China Open – Beijing (Sept 25–Oct 1)
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Shanghai Masters (Oct 1–12)
- Japan Open – Tokyo (Sept 24–30)
After the US Open, top players head to Asia for this exciting leg of the tour. Fast indoor hard courts and packed stadiums define this segment. For many pros, this is where ATP Finals qualification becomes make-or-break.
Geau Tip: Long-distance flights mean smarter packing. Compartments, shoe storage, and odor control become essential. Travel smarter, not heavier.
5. European Indoor Season (October–November)
Key events:
- Swiss Indoors – Basel (Oct 20–26)
- Paris Masters (Oct 27–Nov 2)
The final stretch of the season shifts indoors. ATP and WTA Finals feature only the best eight players/teams, making for elite-level tennis and intense rivalries.
Pro Insight: Players prioritize rest, rehab, and travel organization more than ever at this point in the season. It’s all about finishing strong.
Final Thoughts:Are You Ready for the Second-Half Tennis Push?
From grass to hard court to indoor arenas, the second half of the 2025 tennis season is set to deliver on all fronts. Whether you're aiming to compete, planning to spectate, or simply dreaming of what’s possible, it’s a reminder that preparation is everything—on and off the court.
At Geau Sport, we’re here to make sure your gear doesn’t hold you back. Because tennis is about more than just showing up—it’s about being ready.