As the U.S. Open tennis championship begins in Queens, New York, this Sunday, August 30, several brands are offering themed promotions, deals, and giveaways for fans across the country. These initiatives allow tennis enthusiasts in Rock Hill and beyond to engage with the tournament, even if they cannot attend in person.
Chipotle is partnering with second-ranked singles player Taylor Fritz, offering buy-one-get-one discount codes for thousands of fans for each match he wins. His initial victory will trigger 2,500 codes, with an additional 500 codes released for each subsequent round. Should Fritz reach the finals, 10,000 discount codes will be distributed.
Vital Proteins is hosting a sweepstakes tied to tiebreakers in the Main Draw games. One grand prize winner will receive a game-day experience, including a private helicopter chauffeur to and from the match, transportation, hotel accommodations, and an allowance for city expenses. Another grand prize winner will receive $15,000 for wellness, and thousands of other participants will win collagen peptides.
For coffee lovers, Lavazza is running a sweepstakes through September 18. One winner will receive a tennis ball signed by Italian champion Jannik Sinner, along with the brand’s Tabli machine and pods, recently introduced to American consumers, and a milk frother.
Dunkin’ is releasing new menu items on August 30, including a Melon Deuce Energy refresher, a mocktail inspired by the U.S. Open’s Honey Deuce, and a vanilla-flavored matcha called Matcha Point. The chain will also offer limited-edition Dunkin’ tennis merchandise, such as a tennis can Munchkin holder.
HeyTea has launched a new jasmine tea with green and blue layers, mirroring a tennis court. Purchases of a King Jasmine Honeydew, while supplies last, will include a limited-edition sticker. Customers with 800 points saved with the brand can receive a limited-edition magnet.
Pure Leaf is collaborating with two-time Grand Slam finalist Amanda Anisimova for a two-week giveaway series starting August 30. Prizes will focus on tea, self-care, and tennis, including apparel, beverage sets, a tennis racket and hammock signed by Anisimova, and an at-home sauna.
For those inspired to play, Adidas’ 2026 U.S. Open collection with Holabird offers black, white, and pastel-colored clothing and shoes, with some items currently discounted. Richsport’s online store also features U.S. Open apparel, including baby and unisex tees, baseball caps, and tennis equipment, which will also be available at an upcoming New York City pop-up this weekend.
