The 2015 Australian Open wildcard playoffs and entries are a group of events and internal selections to choose the eight men and eight women singles wildcard entries for the 2015 Australian Open, as well as seven male and seven female doubles teams plus eight mixed doubles teams.

One wildcard each was given to the winners of the Australian Open Wildcard Playoff, a tournament between Australian players who did not receive direct entry into the draw.

In an agreement with the United States Tennis Association and the French Tennis Federation, Tennis Australia gives one man and one woman from the United States and France each a wildcard into the Australian Open. The French players were chosen by internal selection, while 2014 USTA Pro Circuit's Australian Open Wild Card Challenge determined the two American players receiving wildcards.

Since the Australian Open is promoted as the "Grand Slam of Asia/Pacific", one male and one female player from this geographical area were awarded a wildcard. This was decided through the Asia-Pacific Australian Open Wildcard Playoff. At the same event, one male and one female doubles team won wildcards, and one wildcard each was contested in boys and girls singles.

Remaining wildcards were awarded by internal Australian selection.

Country	Name	Method of qualification
CHN	Zhang Ze	Asia-Pacific Wildcard Playoff
FRA	Lucas Pouille	French internal selection
USA	Denis Kudla	American Wildcard Challenge
AUS	Jordan Thompson	Australian Wildcard Playoff
AUS	James Duckworth	Australian internal selection
AUS	Thanasi Kokkinakis	Australian internal selection
AUS	John Millman	Australian internal selection
AUS	Luke Saville	Australian internal selection

Country	Name	Method of qualification
TPE	Chang Kai-chen	Asia-Pacific Wildcard Playoff
FRA	Océane Dodin	French internal selection
USA	Irina Falconi	American Wildcard Challenge
AUS	Daria Gavrilova	Australian Wildcard Playoff
AUS	Arina Rodionova	Australian internal selection
AUS	Olivia Rogowska	Australian internal selection
AUS	Storm Sanders	Australian internal selection
CHN	Duan Yingying	Australian internal selection

Country	Name	Method of qualification
TPE  CHN	Lee Hsin-han Zhang Ze	Asia-Pacific Wildcard Playoff
AUS  AUS	Alex Bolt Andrew Whittington	Australian internal selection
AUS  AUS	James Duckworth Luke Saville	Australian internal selection
AUS  AUS	Matthew Ebden Matt Reid	Australian internal selection
AUS  AUS	Omar Jasika John-Patrick Smith	Australian internal selection
AUS  AUS	Thanasi Kokkinakis Nick Kyrgios	Australian internal selection
AUS  AUS	John Millman Benjamin Mitchell	Australian internal selection

Country	Name	Method of qualification
CHN  CHN	Yang Zhaoxuan Ye Qiuyu	Asia-Pacific Wildcard Playoff
AUS  AUS	Monique Adamczak Olivia Rogowska	Australian internal selection
AUS  AUS	Naiktha Bains Sara Tomic	Australian internal selection
AUS  AUS	Kimberly Birrell Priscilla Hon	Australian internal selection
AUS  AUS	Daria Gavrilova Storm Sanders	Australian internal selection
AUS  AUS	Maddison Inglis Alexandra Nancarrow	Australian internal selection
AUS  AUS	Jessica Moore Abbie Myers	Australian internal selection

Country	Name	Method of qualification
AUS  AUS	Sam Thompson Masa Jovanovic	Australian Wildcard Playoff
TPE  CHN	Chang Kai-chen Zhang Ze	Australian internal selection
AUS  AUS	Casey Dellacqua John Peers	Australian internal selection
AUS  IND	Jarmila Gajdošová Mahesh Bhupathi	Australian internal selection
AUS  AUS	Daria Gavrilova Luke Saville	Australian internal selection
SLO  AUS	Andreja Klepač Chris Guccione	Australian internal selection
AUS  BLR	Arina Rodionova Max Mirnyi	Australian internal selection

The Asia-Pacific Wildcard Playoff events took place in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China from Monday, November 24 to Sunday, November 30, 2014. A total of 21 male and 32 female players from Asia/Pacific zone took part in singles events (including qualifying competitions), with Zhang Ze from China^[1] and Chang Kai-chen from Chinese Taipei gaining the Australian Open entry. Both doubles events consisted of 12 teams each, with Lee Hsin-han & Zhang Ze and Yang Zhaoxuan & Ye Qiuyu winning the wild cards. Junior playoff events were also held, and Chinese players Wu Yibing and Gao Xinyu won the wild card entries into the Boys' and Girls' main events, respectively.^[2]

	First round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Final
	1	Hiroki Moriya	63	4
	Q	Purav Raja	77	6				Q	Purav Raja	6	4	6
	WC	Gong Maoxin	6	4	3				Wu Di	4	6	3
		Wu Di	3	6	6										Q	Purav Raja	3	3
		Yuki Bhambri	77	6											4	Zhang Ze	6	6
	Q	Wesley Whitehouse	63	3					Yuki Bhambri	2	1
		Wang Chuhan	2	3				4	Zhang Ze	6	6
	4	Zhang Ze	6	6																		4	Zhang Ze	6	6
	3	Chung Hyeon	6	6																			Li Zhe	4	4
	WC	Zhao Cai	2	0				3	Chung Hyeon	4	6	6
	WC	Ji-Sung Nam	6	6				WC	Ji-Sung Nam	6	4	3
	Q	Xi Qi	1	1											3	Chung Hyeon	3	5
		Li Zhe	77	6												Li Zhe	6	7
	WC	Bumpei Sato	64	4					Li Zhe	6	6
	Q	Sho Katayama	6	1	4			2	Yoshihito Nishioka	2	4
	2	Yoshihito Nishioka	3	6	6

	First round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Final
	1	Zhu Lin	0	4
		Tamarine Tanasugarn	6	6				Tamarine Tanasugarn		6	6
	Q	Wang Yan	1	3				Nao Hibino		0	0
		Nao Hibino	6	6												Tamarine Tanasugarn	3	6	6
	4	Miharu Imanishi	6	6											WC	Xu Shilin	6	1	2
	WC	Zhang Yuxuan	4	3				4	Miharu Imanishi	6	2	4
	Q	Chan Chin-wei	1	5				WC	Xu Shilin	3	6	6
	WC	Xu Shilin	6	7																			Tamarine Tanasugarn	3	0
	WC	Chang Kai-chen	6	6																		WC	Chang Kai-chen	6	6
	Q	Lee Ya-hsuan	3	3				WC	Chang Kai-chen	6	6
		Rika Fujiwara	6	2	7				Rika Fujiwara	1	3
	3	Zhang Kailin	4	6	5										WC	Chang Kai-chen	6	3	7
		Yang Zhaoxuan	3	65											2	Eri Hozumi	0	6	5
	WC	Jang Su-jeong	6	77				WC	Jang Su-jeong	3	62
	Q	Ankita Raina	2	1				2	Eri Hozumi	6	77
	2	Eri Hozumi	6	6

	First round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Final
								1	Gong Maoxin Peng Hsien-yin	4	6	[8]
	WC	Hao Wu Yibing Wu	77	3	[3]				Chung Hyeon Ji Sung Nam	6	4	[10]
		Chung Hyeon Ji Sung Nam	64	6	[10]											Chung Hyeon Ji Sung Nam	3	4
															4	Lee Hsin-han Zhang Ze	6	6
								4	Lee Hsin-han Zhang Ze	6	6
	Wang Chuhan Wu Di		6	6					Wang Chuhan Wu Di	4	2
	Zhao Cai Changwei Peng		2	3																		4	Lee Hsin-han Zhang Ze	2	6	[10]
	WC	Jia Qi Huang Chuanqi Su	3	3																		2	Ruben Gonzales Purav Raja	6	1	[8]
	WC	Sergey Belov Wesley Whitehouse	6	6				WC	Sergey Belov Wesley Whitehouse	1	2
								3	Yuki Bhambri Li Zhe	6	6
															3	Yuki Bhambri Li Zhe	77	65	[8]
		Sho Katayama Bumpei Sato	6	6											2	Ruben Gonzales Purav Raja	64	77	[10]
	WC	Xi Qi Zihao Xia	2	3					Sho Katayama Bumpei Sato	65	3
								2	Ruben Gonzales Purav Raja	77	6

	First round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Final
								1	Chan Chin-wei Liang Chen	1	6	[12]
		Xu Shilin Zhang Yuxuan	6	3	[12]				Xu Shilin Zhang Yuxuan	6	2	[10]
		Chang Kai-chen Tamarine Tanasugarn	3	6	[10]										1	Chan Chin-wei Liang Chen	77	6
															4	Nicha Lertpitaksinchai Peangtarn Plipuech	65	3
								4	Nicha Lertpitaksinchai Peangtarn Plipuech	3	6	[10]
		You Xiaodi Zhu Lin	6	5	[9]			WC	Lee Ya-hsuan Zhang Ying	6	2	[7]
	WC	Lee Ya-hsuan Zhang Ying	1	7	[11]																	1	Chan Chin-wei Liang Chen	2	3
	WC	Yang Zhaoxuan Ye Qiuyu	3	6	[10]																	WC	Yang Zhaoxuan Ye Qiuyu	6	6
	Alt	Guo Xiaoxuan Sun Xuliu	6	4	[3]			WC	Yang Zhaoxuan Ye Qiuyu	6	6
								3	Rika Fujiwara Hsieh Shu-ying	2	3
															WC	Yang Zhaoxuan Ye Qiuyu	6	6
		Jang Su-jeong Zhang Kailin	6	6											2	Eri Hozumi Makoto Ninomiya	3	2
	WC	Li Yihong Wang Yan	4	4					Jang Su-jeong Zhang Kailin	4	1
								2	Eri Hozumi Makoto Ninomiya	6	6

The Australian Wildcard Playoff events took place in Melbourne Park in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia from Monday, December 15 to Sunday, December 21, 2014. A total of 16 male and 16 female Australian players took part in singles events, with Jordan Thompson and Daria Gavrilova gaining the Australian Open entry. Mixed Doubles event was played in a Round robin format, where 11 teams competed in two groups. The top four mixed doubles teams then played in a knock-out tournament, where Sam Thompson and Masa Jovanovic won the wild card.^[3]

	First round									Quarterfinals									Semifinals									Final
	1	Luke Saville	77	63	6	6
		Christopher O'Connell	64	77	2	4				1	Luke Saville	3	6	6	6
	8	Gavin van Peperzeel	6	6	6					8	Gavin van Peperzeel	6	3	4	4
		Mitchell Robins	2	2	2														1	Luke Saville
	3	Alex Bolt	63	64	6	64													5	Jordan Thompson	w/o
	WC	Marc Polmans	77	77	2	77				WC	Marc Polmans	3	3	1
	5	Jordan Thompson	77	6	5					5	Jordan Thompson	6	6	6
	WC	Harry Bourchier	62	4	2r																							5	Jordan Thompson	6	6	1	62	9
		Andrew Whittington	65	3	2																							2	John-Patrick Smith	1	3	6	77	7
	6	Dane Propoggia	77	6	6					6	Dane Propoggia	2	77	4	4
	WC	Akira Santillan	4	3	1					4	Benjamin Mitchell	6	65	6	6
	4	Benjamin Mitchell	6	6	6														4	Benjamin Mitchell	4	4	4
	WC	Blake Mott	5	6	6	6													2	John-Patrick Smith	6	6	6
	7	Maverick Banes	7	2	1	3				WC	Blake Mott	2	4	3
		Jacob Grills	4	64	1					2	John-Patrick Smith	6	6	6
	2	John-Patrick Smith	6	77	6

	First round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Final
	1	Olivia Rogowska	6	6
	WC	Seone Mendez	1	0				1	Olivia Rogowska	6	6
	8	Alison Bai	1	6	7			8	Alison Bai	4	4
		Isabella Holland	6	2	5										1	Olivia Rogowska	1	3
	3	Daria Gavrilova	6	77											3	Daria Gavrilova	6	6
		Lizette Cabrera	1	62				3	Daria Gavrilova	6	6
	Alt	Zoe Hives	4	4				WC	Abbie Myers	4	4
	WC	Abbie Myers	6	6																		3	Daria Gavrilova	6	6
	WC	Olivia Tjandramulia	66	6	6																	4	Arina Rodionova	4	2
	5	Jessica Moore	78	3	4			WC	Olivia Tjandramulia	3	4
	WC	Sara Tomic	0	2				4	Arina Rodionova	6	6
	4	Arina Rodionova	6	6											4	Arina Rodionova	6	6
	WC	Maddison Inglis	6	6											WC	Naiktha Bains	3	1
	7	Alexandra Nancarrow	3	1				WC	Maddison Inglis	6	0	3
	WC	Naiktha Bains	6	3				WC	Naiktha Bains	3	6	6
	2	Anastasia Rodionova	4	1r

	Semifinals				Final
	Gavin van Peperzeel Ashling Sumner	4
	Robert Kennedy Kay-Leigh Nicholas	1			Gavin van Peperzeel Ashling Sumner	1
	Pat Flynn Helen Parsons	1			Sam Thompson Masa Jovanovic	4
	Sam Thompson Masa Jovanovic	4

The Australian Open Wild Card Challenge for male players consisted of:

• Charlottesville Men's Pro Challenger (27 October – 2 November, Charlottesville, Virginia),
• Knoxville Challenger (3 November – 9 November, Knoxville, Tennessee),
• JSM Challenger of Champaign–Urbana (10 November – 17 November, Champaign, Illinois).

The Australian Open Wild Card Challenge for female players consisted of:

• USTA Tennis Classic of Macon (20 October – 26 October, Macon, Georgia),
• John Newcombe Women's Pro Challenge (27 October – 2 November, New Braunfels, Texas),
• South Seas Island Resort Women's Pro Classic (3 November – 9 November, Captiva Island, Florida).

Denis Kudla and Irina Falconi who earned the most ATP World Tour or WTA ranking points at those selected USTA Pro Circuit events received wild cards to compete in the 2015 Australian Open main draw.^[4]