Welcome to the Belgian Open, July 22–26

Every summer, the Enghien Tennis Club comes alive with an extraordinary international wheelchair tennis tournament—featuring elite athletes, passionate volunteers, and an enthusiastic crowd.

Belgian Open, the biggest tournament since 1988

Since 1988, the Belgian Open has brought together the best male and female wheelchair tennis players. More than just a tournament, it is a sporting, social, and inclusive event that highlights performance, respect, and the joy of the game.

Every year, athletes from around the world take to the courts to put on an exciting show that’s accessible to everyone. Thanks to the dedication of the organizing committee, volunteers, partners, and the public, the Belgian Open continues to grow while maintaining its family-friendly atmosphere.

Kids' Day

Ready for an afternoon full of fun and sports?

Kids Day is on July 22 from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.: adaptive sports activities, giveaways, and a raffle with great prizes!

Open to children ages 9 to 14

Registration

On the court

The best in wheelchair tennis is coming to Enghien for a week. Browse the list of participating athletes and follow their progress throughout the tournament.
WARD Dahnon
Marie-Pierre Groffy
Han Sung-Bong
Alexander Lantermann
Nico Langmann
Cooper Charlie
Shogo Takano
Els Verhoeven
Wendi Schutte
Isla Gillespie
Shiori Funamizu
Gryp Luna
Ahmet Kaplan
Del Barba Dez
Christophe Jardon
Francois Jacquet
Leroy Jordy
Jasper Verheyen
Geoffrey Jasiak
Nicolas Charrier
Guilhem Laget
Brayan Tapia
Kouhei Suzuki
Robin Groenewoud
Im Ho Won
Alwande Sikhosana
Parker Anderson
Daisuke Arai
Bartram Ben
Daniel Rodrigues
Maarten Ter Hofte
Sergei Lysov
Casey Ratzlaff
Daniel Caverzaschi
Ji Zhenxu
Miki Takuya
Angeli Pierlin
Marcus Laudan
Michel Justin
Diego Perez
Diego Perez
Broadbent Finn
Donald Ramphadi
Leandro Pena
Wenzel Benjamin
Francisco Cayulef
Slade Gregory
Andy Lapthorne
Lazarte Gonzalo Enrique
Donna Broek-Jansen
Phelps Maylee
Sally Schwartz
Aksak Zeliha
Maras Zoe
Rio Okano
Abbie Breakwell
Cabrillana Macarena
Saki Takamuro
Deroulede Pauline
Manami Tanaka
Christian Gross
Ivan Kindt
Broek Lester
Marijn Bruinooge
Justin Peraux
Romain Boittiaux
Joskic Anto
Olivier Langlois
Johns Joshua
Timothee Da Costa Santos
Tomoya Tachi

Check out all the standings and results

Follow the tournament as it unfolds in real time with the brackets, results, and match schedule. It’s an easy way to make sure you don’t miss any of the action on the courts.

Before You Come

World-class tennis, a friendly atmosphere, and a spirit of openness: the Belgian Open awaits you for an entire week at the Enghien Tennis Club. Find all the essential information you need to plan your visit here: directions, schedules, the program, and on-site services.

Our teams that bring the tournament to life

Committee

The committee passionately organizes, coordinates, and develops the Belgian Open. Thanks to its dedication, the tournament continues to evolve while remaining true to its values: inclusion, sportsmanship, and camaraderie.

Volunteers

Every year, many volunteers help make the tournament a success. Whether it’s welcoming guests, handling logistics, organizing the event, or supporting the players, their presence makes all the difference.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have a question about the tournament, your visit, registration, or the program? Find answers to the most frequently asked questions here.

Contact Us

The 2026 Belgian Open will take place July 22–26, 2026, at the Enghien Tennis Club.

The tournament takes place at the Enghien Tennis Club, an accessible and welcoming venue that hosts players, volunteers, and visitors every year.

Yes, spectators are welcome throughout the tournament. Come discover wheelchair tennis and cheer on the athletes in person.

Volunteer registration is now open via the registration form.

If you have any questions, please contact the Belgian Open team.

The brackets, results, and sports news will be available on the website during the tournament.

Come cheer them on

The Belgian Open takes place at the Enghien Tennis Club, which is easily accessible by car, bike, or public transportation. Whether you’re coming for a match, a full day, or the whole week, you’re welcome to experience the tournament’s unique atmosphere.

  • Parking available
  • Easy access
  • Friendly atmosphere
  • Tournament open to the public

Contact Us

Do you have a question about the tournament, your visit, registration, or volunteering? Feel free to contact us—our team will be happy to help.