Halle, Germany – The Terra Wortmann Open in Halle, Germany, running from June 16-22, 2025, has unveiled an impressive total prize money of €2,522,220 for this year’s edition. The highly anticipated ATP 500 grass-court event promises significant rewards for players across both singles and doubles competitions, along with crucial PIF ATP Rankings points.
The singles champion at the 2025 Halle Open will walk away with a substantial €471,755, a testament to the tournament’s prestige. The runner-up in singles will earn €253,790. Semi-finalists are set to receive €135,255, while quarter-finalists will take home €69,100. Players reaching the Round of 16 will secure €36,885, and those advancing to the Round of 32 will earn €19,670.
In the doubles category, the winning team will split a prize of €154,930. The doubles finalists will share €82,620. Semi-finalist doubles teams will receive €41,800, and quarter-finalists will earn €20,910. Teams reaching the Round of 16 in doubles will receive €10,820.
Beyond the financial incentives, the Halle Open also offers valuable PIF ATP Rankings points, crucial for players aiming to improve their standing in the world rankings. The singles champion will earn 500 points, with the finalist receiving 330 points. Semi-finalists gain 200 points, quarter-finalists 100 points, and those in the Round of 16 will earn 50 points.
Doubles champions will also be awarded 500 points, with finalists getting 300 points. Semi-finalists in doubles will receive 180 points, and quarter-finalists 90 points.
The 2025 Terra Wortmann Open is poised to be an exciting week of world-class tennis, with a strong field of players vying for both the coveted title and a significant share of the lucrative prize money.
