The 2027 Challenger will take place from April 5th through April 11th, 2027 and is part of the USTA French Open Wild Card series. The Landings and Savannah community supports this tournament with strong attendance, volunteer work, and generous patronage.
Day one
Start: 10:00 AM
Tournament Day 1
Day two
Start: 10:00 AM
Tournament Day 2
Day three
Start: 11:00 AM
Tournament Day 3
Day four
Start: 11:00 AM
Tournament Day 4
Day five
Start: 11:00 AM
Singles Quarterfinals and Doubles Semifinals
Day six
Start: 12:00 PM
Singles Semifinals and Doubles Finals
Day Seven
Start: 12:00 PM
Singles Finals
All Challenger matches will be livestreamed via the ATP Challenger website which reaches audiences around the world. The livestream coverage of all matches can also be viewed here. Tournament souvenir programs will be printed and distributed to all attendees.
This page is updated daily with the most recent results and the order of play.
2025
Nicolas Mejia (Colombia)
vs. Liam Draxl
Nicolas Mejia, Colombia, continues to play successfully on the ATP tour.
Highest ATP Ranking:
Singles – 190 (2025)
Doubles – 153 (2022)
2024
Alexander Ritschard (Switzerland)
vs. Andres Andrade
Alexander Ritschard, Switzerland, continues to play successfully on the ATP tour.
Highest ATP Ranking:
Singles – 99 (2024)
Doubles – 388 (2022)
2019
Frederico Coria (Argentina)
vs. Paolo Lorezi
Frederico Coria, Argentina, continues to play successfully on the ATP tour.
Highest ATP Ranking:
52 (2022)
Tournament not held in 2020 and 2021 due to COVID-19.
2022
Jack Sock (USA)
vs. Christian Harrison
Former Savannah Challenger Finalist in 2014, Jack Sock has won 4 ATP singles titles and 17 doubles titles and was Doubles Gentleman’s champion at Wimbledon (x2) and at the US Open.
Highest ATP Ranking:
Singles – 8 (2017)
Doubles – 2 (2018)
2018
Hugo Dellian (Bolivia)
vs. Christian Harrison
Hugo Dellian, Bolivia, plays singles and doubles on the ATP tour.
Highest ATP Ranking:
70 (2022)
2019
Frederico Coria (Argentina)
vs. Paolo Lorezi
Frederico Coria, Argentina, continues to play successfully on the ATP tour.
Highest ATP Ranking:
52 (2022)
Tournament not held in 2020 and 2021 due to COVID-19.
2017
Tennys Sandgren (USA)
vs. Jao Pedro Sorgi
Tennys Sandgren, USA , continues to play on the ATP tour.
Highest ATP Ranking:
41 (2017)
2016
Bjorn Fratangelo (USA)
vs. Jared Donaldson
Bjorn Fratangelo, USA, plays on the ATP tour and was French Open Junior Champion 2011.
Highest ATP Ranking:
99 (2016)
2015
Chun Hyeon (South Korea)
vs. James McGee
Chun Hyeon, South Korea, played successfully on the ATP tour and is recently taking an injury time out.
Highest ATP Ranking:
19 (2018)
2014
Nick Kyrgios (Australia)
vs. Jack Sock
Nick Kyrgios, Australia, was a finalist at Wimbledon 2022 losing to world #1 Novak Djokavic and 2022 Australian Open Mens Doubles Champion Thanasi Kokkinakis.
Highest ATP Ranking:
13, currently 22
2013
Ryan Harrison (USA)
vs. Facundo Arguello
Ryan Harrison, USA, has played successfully on the ATP tour.
Highest ATP Ranking:
40 (2019)
2012
Brian Baker (USA)
vs. Augustin Gensse
Brian Baker, USA, retired in 2017 after a successful career in ATP singles and doubles.
Highest ATP Ranking:
52 (2012)
2011
Wayne Odesnik (South Africa/USA)
vs. Donald Young
Wayne Odesnik (South Africa/USA) retired in 2015 after a successful career in singles.
Highest ATP Ranking:
77 (2009)
2010
Kei Nishikori (Japan)
vs. Ryan Sweeting
Kei Nishikori, Japan, was a finalist in the 2014 US Open, has 12 ATP titles and won a bronze in the 2016 Olympics.
Highest ATP Ranking:
4 (2015)
2009
Michael Russell (USA)
vs. Alex Kuznetzov
Michael Russell, USA, retired and now coaches Taylor Fritz.
Highest ATP Ranking:
60 (2007)
Sun, April 24
Mon, April 25
Day Matches
Start at 10 AM
2 Singles Qualifying & Main Draw Singles
Night Matches
5:30 PM or later
Start at 10 AM
2 Singles Qualifying & Main Draw Singles
Night Matches
5:30 PM or later
Tues, April 26
Day Matches
Start at 10 AM
Main Draw Singles & Doubles
Night Matches
5:30 PM or later
Start at 10 AM
Main Draw Singles & Doubles
Night Matches
5:30 PM or later
Wed, April 27
Day Matches
Start at 11 AM
Main Draw Singles & Doubles
Night Matches
5:30 PM or later
Start at 11 AM
Main Draw Singles & Doubles
Night Matches
5:30 PM or later
Thurs, April 28
Day Matches
Start at 11 AM
Main Draw Singles & Doubles
Evening Center Court Concert
8:00 PM
Start at 11 AM
Main Draw Singles & Doubles
Evening Center Court Concert
8:00 PM
Fri, April 29
Day Matches
Start at 11 AM
Quarter Finals Singles
Night Matches
5:30 PM or later
Start at 11 AM
Quarter Finals Singles
Night Matches
5:30 PM or later
Sat, April 30
Day Matches
Start at 12 PM
Semi-Finals Singles & Doubles
Gentleman's Doubles Final
Start at 12 PM
Semi-Finals Singles & Doubles
Gentleman's Doubles Final
The 2027 Challenger takes place from April 5th through April 11th, 2027 and is part of the USTA French Open Wild Card series. The Landings and Savannah community supports this tournament with strong attendance, volunteer work, and generous patronage.
The 2022 Savannah Challenger wants to give back to children who love tennis and are underserved in the community. We are pleased to announce a philanthropic partnership with the Savannah Area Tennis Association, SATA.
Proceeds from the inaugural 2022 Challenger silent auction will benefit SATA’s educational programs. The auction will feature a selection of quality tennis themed items. Auction items will be listed here on April 1, 2022.
Bidding can be done at the tournament.
