The US Open is set to be the first Grand Slam since the coronavirus lockdown, starting on Aug 24. FMTNews FrenchOpen FFT Tennis
Serena Williams serving against Vitalia Diatchenko at last year’s French Open tournament in Paris.
The clay-court Grand Slam event is set to start on Sept 27 and finish on Oct 11, with tickets to go on sale for the general public on July 16. “However, if the situation requires more stringent hygiene standards that force us to reduce the number of spectators on site, the tournament organisers will refund any supplementary tickets sold,” the FFT added.
One seat will be left empty between each group of fans on show courts, with a maximum group of four people allowed to sit together, with every other seat to be vacant on outside courts.
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