Winston-Salem Open 2026: Prize Money For ATP Tennis Ahead Of US Open

Adrian Mannarino, of France, serves against Laslo Djere, of Serbia, during the championship match of the Winston-Salem Open tennis tournament in Winston-Salem, N.C., Saturday, Aug. 27, 2022.
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North Carolina may not be a hotbed for international tennis betting, but the Winston-Salem Open is the last stop on the men’s tour’s North American swing ahead of the U.S. Open.

While many of the top men’s players are likely taking the week to rest in a key sandwich spot after high-profile tournaments in Toronto and Cincinnati, some mid-level players are continuing to grind out tour events.

As an ATP 250 event, the prize money and points available at this tournament are relatively small. The total prize purse for this event is $818,240.

However, for those looking to stay on the move through the run-up to Flushing Meadows, Winston-Salem provides a great draw, if a bit understated. 

Winston-Salem Open Payout: How Much Prize Money Will the Winner Receive?

In 2025, the Winston-Salem men’s singles winner will receive $112,420 in prize money.

The full prize table for the 2026 Winston-Salem Open is published below.

Winston-Salem Open Prize Money 2026

Round ReachedPrize Money (USD)
Winner$112,420
Runner-Up$64,465
Semifinal$37,020
Quarterfinal$21,380
Round 3$12,210
Round 2$7,180
Round 1, Main Draw$4,365
Q2$2,310
Q1$1,275

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Chase Kiddy is a senior writer for BetMGM who primarily covers college sports. He takes two things very seriously: board games and Las Vegas picks contests. He has previously written for a number of print and online outlets, including the Richmond Times-Dispatch, Washington Post, Daily News-Record, and HERO Sports.