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Australian Open

Played 16 times since 2009, in 2 cities. The latest edition with a draw was in Sydney in 2026.

16
editions
111
champions
2
host cities
2009
first held
Each mark is an edition; the gold one is the latest, 2026. Not held 2020 to 2021.
Latest editionFull draw

Australian Open 2026

State Sports Centre · Sydney, Australia · 9–14 Jun · US$500,000 in prize money

Men's singles Alwi FarhanINA Dong TianyaoCHN 21–13 21–13
Women's singles Akane YamaguchiJPN Pornpawee ChochuwongTHA 22–20 21–18
Men's doubles Chen BoyangCHNLiu YiCHN Sabar Karyaman GutamaINAMuhammad Reza Pahlevi IsfahaniINA 21–15 21–19
Women's doubles Jia YifanCHNZhang ShuxianCHN Febriana Dwipuji KusumaINAMeilysa Trias Puspita SariINA 24–22 21–13
Mixed doubles Feng YanzheCHNHuang DongpingCHN Guo XinwaCHNChen FanghuiCHN 21–17 21–19
Roll of honour

Every champion, year by year.

Newest first. Each year opens that edition's full draw.

2026Sydney
Men's singlesAlwi FarhanINA
Women's singlesAkane YamaguchiJPN
Men's doublesChen BoyangCHNLiu YiCHN
Women's doublesJia YifanCHNZhang ShuxianCHN
Mixed doublesFeng YanzheCHNHuang DongpingCHN
2025Sydney
Men's singlesLakshya SenIND
Women's singlesAn Se-youngKOR
Men's doublesRaymond IndraINANikolaus JoaquinINA
Women's doublesRachel Allessya RoseINAFebi SetianingrumINA
Mixed doublesChen Tang JieMASToh Ee WeiMAS
2024Sydney
Men's singlesLee Zii JiaMAS
Women's singlesAya OhoriJPN
Men's doublesHe JitingCHNRen XiangyuCHN
Women's doublesFebriana Dwipuji KusumaINAAmallia Cahaya PratiwiINA
Mixed doublesJiang ZhenbangCHNWei YaxinCHN
2023Sydney
Men's singlesWeng HongyangCHN
Women's singlesBeiwen ZhangUSA
Men's doublesKang Min-hyukKORSeo Seung-jaeKOR
Women's doublesKim So-yeongKORKong Hee-yongKOR
Mixed doublesFeng YanzheCHNHuang DongpingCHN
2022Sydney
Men's singlesShi YuqiCHN
Women's singlesAn Se-youngKOR
Men's doublesLiu YuchenCHNOu XuanyiCHN
Women's doublesZhang ShuxianCHNZheng YuCHN
Mixed doublesSeo Seung-jaeKORChae Yoo-jungKOR
2019Sydney
Men's singlesJonatan ChristieINA
Women's singlesChen YufeiCHN
Men's doublesKo Sung-hyunKORShin Baek-cheolKOR
Women's doublesYuki FukushimaJPNSayaka HirotaJPN
Mixed doublesWang YilyuCHNHuang DongpingCHN
2018Sydney
Men's singlesLu GuangzuCHN
Women's singlesCai YanyanCHN
Men's doublesBerry AngriawanINAHardiantoINA
Women's doublesAyako SakuramotoJPNYukiko TakahataJPN
Mixed doublesSeo Seung-jaeKORChae Yoo-jungKOR
2017Sydney
Men's singlesSrikanth KidambiIND
Women's singlesNozomi OkuharaJPN
Men's doublesTakeshi KamuraJPNKeigo SonodaJPN
Women's doublesMisaki MatsutomoJPNAyaka TakahashiJPN
Mixed doublesZheng SiweiCHNChen QingchenCHN
2016Sydney
Men's singlesHans-Kristian VittinghusDEN
Women's singlesSaina NehwalIND
Men's doublesMarcus Fernaldi GideonINAKevin Sanjaya SukamuljoINA
Women's doublesBao YixinCHNChen QingchenCHN
Mixed doublesLu KaiCHNHuang YaqiongCHN
2015Sydney
Men's singlesChen LongCHN
Women's singlesCarolina MarínESP
Men's doublesLee Yong-daeKORYoo Yeon-seongKOR
Women's doublesMa JinCHNTang YuantingCHN
Mixed doublesLee Chun HeiHKGChau Hoi WahHKG
2014Sydney
Men's singlesLin DanCHN
Women's singlesSaina NehwalIND
Men's doublesLee Yong-daeKORYoo Yeon-seongKOR
Women's doublesTian QingCHNZhao YunleiCHN
Mixed doublesKo Sung-hyunKORKim Ha-naKOR
2013Sydney
Men's singlesTian HouweiCHN
Women's singlesSayaka TakahashiJPN
Men's doublesAngga PratamaINARian Agung SaputroINA
Women's doublesVita MarissaINAAprilsasi Putri Lejarsar VariellaINA
Mixed doublesIrfan FadhilahINAWeni AnggrainiINA
2012Sydney
Men's singlesChen JinCHN
Women's singlesHan LiCHN
Men's doublesMarkis KidoINAHendra SetiawanINA
Women's doublesLuo YingCHNLuo YuCHN
Mixed doublesChen Hung-lingTPECheng Wen-hsingTPE
2011Melbourne
Men's singlesSho SasakiJPN
Women's singlesLiu XinCHN
Men's doublesHiroyuki EndoJPNKenichi HayakawaJPN
Women's doublesShizuka MatsuoJPNMami NaitoJPN
Mixed doublesSongphon AnugritayawonTHAKunchala VoravichitchaikulTHA
2010Melbourne
Men's singlesNguyễn Tiến MinhVIE
Women's singlesSeo Yoon-heeKOR
Men's doublesHiroyuki EndoJPNKenichi HayakawaJPN
Women's doublesKim Min-seoKORLee Kyung-wonKOR
Mixed doublesCho Gun-wooKORKim Min-seoKOR
2009Melbourne
Men's singlesDionysius Hayom RumbakaINA
Women's singlesMaria Febe KusumastutiINA
Men's doublesGan Teik ChaiMASTan Bin ShenMAS
Women's doublesHuang Chia-chiAUSTang YongshuAUS
Mixed doublesYohan Hadikusumo WiratamaHKGChau Hoi WahHKG
Most titles

The most decorated players.

A doubles title counts once for each partner; a nation's count is its titles, whichever partner it came through.

  1. 1
    Seo Seung-jaeKOR Men's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 2 · 2018 to 2023
    3
  2. 2
    Huang DongpingCHN Mixed doubles 3 · 2019 to 2026
    3
  3. 3
    Chau Hoi WahHKG Mixed doubles 2 · 2009 to 2015
    2
  4. 4
    Hiroyuki EndoJPN Men's doubles 2 · 2010 to 2011
    2
  5. 5
    Kenichi HayakawaJPN Men's doubles 2 · 2010 to 2011
    2
  6. 6
    Kim Min-seoKOR Women's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 1 · 2010
    2
  7. 7
    Lee Yong-daeKOR Men's doubles 2 · 2014 to 2015
    2
  8. 8
    Yoo Yeon-seongKOR Men's doubles 2 · 2014 to 2015
    2
  9. 9
    Saina NehwalIND Women's singles 2 · 2014 to 2016
    2
  10. 10
    Ko Sung-hyunKOR Men's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 1 · 2014 to 2019
    2
  11. 11
    Chen QingchenCHN Women's doubles 1, Mixed doubles 1 · 2016 to 2017
    2
  12. 12
    Chae Yoo-jungKOR Mixed doubles 2 · 2018 to 2022
    2

By nation

  1. China26
  2. Indonesia13
  3. South Korea13
  4. Japan12
  5. India4
  6. Malaysia3
  7. Hong Kong2
  8. Australia1
  9. Vietnam1
  10. Thailand1
Where it is played

Host cities and venues.

Every edition with a recorded host city; editions without one are left out.

Cities

  • SydneyAustralia13 editions, 2012 to 2026
  • MelbourneAustralia3 editions, 2009 to 2011

Venues

  • State Sports CentreSydney10 editions, 2015 to 2026
  • States Sports CentreSydney1 edition, 2014
  • Sydney Convention and Exhibition CentreSydney2 editions, 2012 to 2013
  • Sports and Aquatic CentreMelbourne3 editions, 2009 to 2011