Hall of Fame Open Prize Money
2022 Breakdown & Historicals
Newport, RI, home of the International Tennis Hall of Fame, hosts the Infosys Hall of Fame Open annually in July. For 2022, the ATP 250 tennis tournament offers $594,950 in prize money.
In 1881, the Hall of Fame held its first tournament, the US National Lawn Tennis Championship, which relocated to New York City in 1914 and eventually became the US Open.
In 1976 the Hall of Fame introduced a new tournament, which is now known as the Infosys Hall of Fame Open. Uniquely, it’s the only grass court tennis tournament held outside of Europe.
For 2022, the tournament’s prize money is its highest ever, with a 27% increase over 2021. However, it’s a mere 2% increase over 2019’s pre-pandemic prize money number. Organizers canceled The Hall of Fame Open in 2020 due to the pandemic.
In singles, the tournament’s winner will take home $90,495, while the runner-up will pocket $52,790. Those are a 98% and 61% increase over 2021 prize numbers, but prize money last year was stunted due to the tournament’s recovery from the pandemic.
Doubles teams at the 2022 Hall of Fame Open will earn $31,440 and $16,820 for the winner and runner-up, which equates to 84% and 37% increases vs. 2021, respectively.
Keep reading for a complete breakdown and recap of historical prize money for the Hall of Fame Open.