WTA Tier II Tournaments - Events

Events

Tournament Also currently known as City(s) Country Court surface Tier II from Years
Amelia Island MPS Group Championships Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida USA Clay 1988–2008 1980–present
Antwerp Proximus Diamond Games Antwerp Belgium Hard indoor 2002–2008 2002–2008
Barcelona/Madrid Barcelona Ladies Open Barcelona, Madrid Spain Clay 1993–1997
Bangalore Bangalore Open 2003–2005 Hyderabad, 2006–present Bangalore India Hard 2008 2003–present
Beijing China Open formerly Beijing Salem Open Beijing China Hard 2000–2008 1993–present
Boca Raton Virginia Slims of Florida Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Key Biscayne, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida USA 1984 Clay, 1985–1995 Hard 1988–1990/1993–1995 1984–1995
Brighton Brighton International Brighton England Carpet 1978–2000 1978–2000
Charleston Family Circle Cup 1973-1974/1976–2000 Hilton Head, South Carolina, 1975–1976 Amelia Island, Florida, 2001–present Charleston, South Carolina USA Clay 1988–1989 1973–present
Chicago Ameritech Cup formerly Virginia Slims of Chicago or Avon Championships of Chicago Chicago USA Carpet 1991–1997 1971–1997
Doha Qatar Total Open Doha Qatar Hard 2004–2007 2001–present
Dubai Dubai Tennis Championships Dubai United Arab Emirates Hard 2001–2008 1993–present
Eastbourne Aegon International, formerly International Women's Open Eastbourne England Grass 1989–2008 1974–present
Hamburg Betty Barclay Cup Hamburg Germany Clay 1990–2002 1982-1983/1987-2002
Houston Virginia Slims of Houston Houston, Texas USA Clay 1988–1995 1970–1995
Indian Wells/Palm Springs BNP Paribas Open, formerly Pacific Life Open Indian Wells, Palm Springs, California USA Hard 1990–1996 1974–present
Leipzig Sparkassen Cup Leipzig Germany Carpet 1993–2003 1990–2003
Linz Generali Ladies Linz Linz Austria Hard indoor 1998–2008 1987–present
Los Angeles LA Women's Tennis Championships, formerly East West Bank Classic Carson, Long Beach, California USA Hard 1988–2008 1971–present
Luxembourg BGL Luxembourg Open Luxembourg City Luxembourg Hard indoor 2005–2007 1996–present
Madrid Madrid open Madrid Spain Clay 1996 1996–2003
Montreal/Toronto Rogers Cup Montreal, Toronto Canada Hard 1988–1989 1881–present
New Haven Pilot Pen Tennis New Haven, Connecticut USA Hard 1997–2008 1948–present
Paris Open GDF Suez, formerly Open Gaz de France Paris France Hard indoor 1993–2008 1993–present
Philadelphia Advanta Championships of Philadelphia, formerly Virginia Slims of Philadelphia Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA Hard & carpet, Indoor 1991-1992/1996-2005 1971–2005
Rome Internazionali BNL d'Italia Rome Italy Clay 1989 1930–present
Scottsdale State Farm Women's Tennis Classic Scottsdale, Arizona USA Hard 2000–2003 2000–2003
Stanford Bank of the West Classic Stanford, California USA Hard 1990–2008 1971–present
Stuttgart Porsche Tennis Grand Prix Stuttgart, Filderstadt Germany Clay Indoor 1990–2008 1978–present
Sydney Medibank International Sydney Sydney, Homebush Australia Hard 1993–2008 1885–present
Tokyo (Nicherei) Nichirei International Championships Tokyo Japan Carpet 1990, Hard 1991-1996 1990–1996 1990–1996
Tokyo (Pan Pacific) Toray Pan Pacific Open Tokyo Japan Hard 1990–1992 1984–present
Tokyo (Princess) Toyota Princess Cup Tokyo Japan Hard 1997–2002 1997–2002
Warsaw Warsaw Open, formerly J&S Cup Warsaw Poland Clay 2003–2007 1995-2007/2009–present
Zürich Zurich Open Zürich Switzerland Hard Indoor 2008 1993–2008

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