The Singapore Tennis Invitational Cup 2026, or STIC 2026, returns to The Kallang from 23 to 26 September. The regional competition brings together national players from Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Cambodia for four days of tennis.

Organised by the Singapore Tennis Association in partnership with The Kallang Group, the tournament gives Southeast Asia’s emerging players an opportunity to compete beyond their domestic circuits and gain experience in an international tournament environment.

STIC will be staged at Kallang Tennis Hub alongside the Singapore Tennis Open 2026, Southeast Asia’s only WTA 500 tournament.

Image: The Kallang


Singapore Tennis Invitational Cup 2026 Highlights

Four Southeast Asian Teams
National players representing Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Cambodia will compete for regional honours.

Five Tennis Events
The competition features Ladies’ Singles, Ladies’ Doubles, Men’s Singles, Men’s Doubles and Mixed Doubles.

Round-Robin Competition
Players will meet in a round-robin format, giving spectators several opportunities to watch the participating teams in action.

Singapore Defends the Cup
After winning the tournament’s inaugural edition in 2025, Team Singapore returns as the defending champion.

Free Admission
Entry is free on a first-come, first-served basis. Spectators do not need Singapore Tennis Open tickets to attend STIC matches.


A Pathway from Southeast Asia to the Global Stage

First held in 2025, the Singapore Tennis Invitational Cup was created as a regional platform where athletes could challenge players from neighbouring nations, strengthen sporting connections and prepare for larger international competitions.

Holding STIC alongside a WTA 500 tournament also allows emerging players to experience the atmosphere surrounding a major professional tennis event. Together, the two competitions create a pathway connecting Southeast Asian talent with the wider global tennis ecosystem.

This year’s Singapore Tennis Open ambassadors include Indonesian tennis icon Yayuk Basuki, Thailand’s Tamarine Tanasugarn and Chinese Taipei’s Latisha Chan. Collectively, the three former players achieved career-high rankings of world No. 1 in doubles and world No. 19 in singles.


Service Information

  • Dates: 23–26 September 2026
  • Venue: Kallang Tennis Hub
  • Address: 15 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397694
  • Admission: Free, on a first-come, first-served basis
  • Tickets: No ticket is required for STIC matches

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