Up to 10,002 Winners Score US Open Finals and Wellness Prizes in the Vital Proteins

Two grand prizes deliver very different experiences

One grand prize winner receives a trip for two to the 2027 US Open Singles Finals. The package includes roundtrip coach airfare, two nights of hotel accommodations, $500 in spending money, ground transportation, two reserved finals tickets, and private helicopter transportation to and from the tournament.

The trip package has an approximate retail value of $15,000. Because travel is part of the award, the eventual winner should be ready to follow the sponsor’s scheduling and documentation instructions. The guest will also need to meet any applicable travel requirements.

A second grand prize winner receives a $15,000 check intended to support long-term wellness routines, movement, or experiences. It is a distinct prize rather than an extra payment attached to the tennis trip, so two different people are expected to receive the two grand prizes if the required drawing is activated.

Up to 10,000 first prizes expand the winner pool

Beyond the two grand prizes, up to 10,000 first prize winners may each receive one 10-ounce canister of unflavored Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides. Each first prize is valued at $27.

That creates a maximum pool of 10,002 winners: two grand prize winners and as many as 10,000 first prize winners. The maximum stated value of all available prizes is $300,000.

The phrase “up to” matters here. These prizes are conditional, not guaranteed to be awarded simply because people submit entries. A specific event on the court must occur before the sponsor conducts the applicable random selection.

The final-set tiebreak trigger controls the promotion

The sweepstakes begins August 17, 2026, at 12:00 a.m. Eastern Time. It is scheduled to end at the earlier of two moments: when the first eligible final-set tiebreak occurs in a Main Draw Singles match from the quarterfinals through the finals of the 2026 US Open, or September 13, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time.

This means September 13 is the outer deadline, not necessarily the day entries will remain open through. If the qualifying tiebreak happens during an eligible match before then, the entry window closes at that point. Entering near the beginning of the promotion avoids being shut out by an unpredictable match result.

The trigger also determines whether any drawings happen. If no eligible final-set tiebreak occurs during the required quarterfinal-through-finals window by September 13, no drawing takes place and no prizes are awarded.

Submit your one allowed entry carefully

Use the official promotion page and complete the requested form. The page asks for a first and last name, shipping address, email address, and phone number. Enter information that belongs to you and that you can monitor, since those details may be used to contact potential winners or deliver a product prize.

Review the address closely before submitting. A missing apartment number, mistyped email address, or outdated phone number could make it harder to receive a notice or shipment. You must also acknowledge the listed terms, privacy notice, and official rules when completing the form.

No purchase is necessary. The entry limit is one per person for the entire sweepstakes period, not one entry per day. Once you have received confirmation that your form was submitted, do not return to enter again with another email address or device.

One early entry is the best frequency strategy

Because there is no daily-entry advantage, the strongest strategy is simple: submit one complete, accurate entry as soon as you are eligible. An early entry covers you if the qualifying tiebreak happens before September 13 and abruptly closes the promotion.

Do not use bots, scripts, macros, automated services, or other automated submission tools. Automated entries are prohibited. Entering manually once also reduces the risk of an accidental duplicate that could affect eligibility.

After submitting, save a private note with the promotion name and the email address you used. There is no need to repeatedly complete the form. Instead, watch the tournament and keep an eye on your inbox, spam folder, voicemail, and text messages for a possible notification.

Check age, location, and occupation restrictions

Entry is open to legal residents of the 50 United States and Washington, D.C. Most entrants must be at least 18 years old. Residents of Alabama and Nebraska must be at least 19.

Healthcare professionals are excluded. Employees of participating organizations, along with certain family members and people living in their households, are also ineligible. If one of those connections may apply to you, read the official eligibility language before submitting your only entry.

The location rule is based on legal residency, so being temporarily present in an eligible state does not necessarily qualify someone who lives elsewhere. Confirm that your current residence and age meet the requirements on the date you enter.

Potential winners have only 48 hours to respond

A potential winner must respond to the notification within 48 hours. That short window makes working contact details especially important. Check messages regularly after the conditional drawing trigger occurs, and look in filtered email folders for unfamiliar but legitimate messages connected to the promotion.

Before sharing sensitive information, confirm that a message relates to this exact sweepstakes and follows the winner process described in the official rules. A legitimate prize notice should not require you to pay a purchase fee to win. Avoid clicking unexpected links or sending financial credentials in response to an unverified message.

Potential winners may need to complete eligibility, tax, travel, or prize-acceptance paperwork. Respond promptly, but verify the sender through the official promotion page if anything looks unusual. Missing the 48-hour response period could result in losing the prize opportunity.

The practical plan is to enter once from the official page early in the promotion, keep a record of the contact information submitted, and monitor messages closely. Just remember that all awards remain dependent on the required final-set tiebreak occurring during an eligible 2026 US Open singles match.