Travemünde Challenger

The Travemünde Challenger also known as the ATP Travemünde Challenger was a men's tennis tournament founded in 1951 as a combined men's and women's clay court tennis tournament called the Travemünde International. The tournament ran annually until 1988 when it was discontinued.

History
In 1908 the Rasentennisturnier Travemünde (Travemünde Lawn Tennis Tournament) was first established. That tournament was an open clay court event for men and women that mainly attracted German tennis players, though some foreign international players did participate in the tournament. In 1922 the Harvesterhuder Tennis and Hockey Club then organized the event now branded as the Internationales Rasentennisturnier Travemünde in Travemünde and built the first tennis facility with a clubhouse on behalf of the city. In 1947 the Travemünde Hockey & Tennis Club was founded.

In 1950 the Rasentennisturnier Travemünde was succeeded a new Travemünde International tournament in 1951. The tournament ran as a combined event until 1980 when the women's tournament was discontinued. The men's event carried but it was downgraded from the world tour and became a challenger tournament in 1981 called the Travemünde Challenger it continued until 1988, when the Travemünde Hockey & Tennis Club ended the event due to financial problems with cost of hosting tournament.

Men's singles
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Women's singles
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