Overview The Delray Beach Open is an ATP 250 hard-court tournament in downtown Delray Beach, Florida, that plays a Legends event of retired stars on the same site as the tour draw, a pairing the tournament bills as the only one of its kind in the world. The 2026 final was all American, Sebastian Korda over Tommy Paul 6-4, 6-3. Play runs to 17 sessions over ten days at the Delray Beach Stadium and Tennis Center. Food and wine nights run alongside. The tournament started in Coral Springs in 1993, moved to Delray Beach in 1999 and has been an ATP 250 since 2009. On site The tournament sells on-court seats that sit, in its own words, just feet from 130 mph serves, with complimentary drinks and snacks. The Stadium Court has courtside box seats, and there are two show courts besides it. Exhibitor tents stand along the main entrance walkway and next to the Stadium Court. Opening weekend is a fan fest with Legends matches and player autographs, and kids get in free. Later in the week come a USTA Kids Day, a Ladies Day Luncheon and an ATP Pro-Am. The Food and Wine Series fills the evenings with local restaurants pouring and plating: its nights carry names like Burgers, Bourbon and Brew or Tacos, Tequila and Tennis, and championship weekend closes on brunch with bottomless mimosas. Audience Per the tournament's own fan survey, 46.4% of fans live in Palm Beach County, 14.8% come from New York and New Jersey and 6.8% from outside the United States. The Ladies Luncheons bring more than 400 women over two days, and the tournament pitches them as a lunch with girlfriends over wine. Talent and Influencers Todd Martin won the first edition in 1993, Miomir Kecmanovic won the 2025 title, and Korda beat Paul in 2026. The tournament's published Legends field for 2027 named Andy Roddick, Bob and Mike Bryan, Tommy Haas, two-time Delray champion Jan-Michael Gambill, Luke and Murphy Jensen, Ryan Harrison and Jesse Levine, a local favorite. Track record The VIP Grand Tasting, Game, Set, Pour and Tacos, Tequila and Tennis all sold out in 2026. The tournament says its matches are televised in more than 170 countries and nationally on Tennis Channel. Brand presence Partnership runs in seven levels, from a 10-by-10 exhibitor tent up to co-title with the partner's name in the tournament's title and category exclusivity. The middle levels add video board ads and PA reads each session, a Stadium Court coin toss, Kids Day or Senior Day presenting rights, and Stadium Court lower-level boards that sit inside the televised match play. The Diamond level adds LED boards on two show courts and a player-changeover graphic, and a Featured Sponsor Session hands one session's promotion to a single partner. Caymus Vineyards poured the wine at the Ladies Luncheons. Dano's Tequila presented the taco night.