It marks the first time the three-day team tournament, pitting six top men's players from Europe against six of their counterparts from the rest of the world, will be held on the U.S. West Coast.
Next year's Laver Cup, which will mark the eighth edition of the event co-created by Roger Federer and honouring tennis great Rod Laver, will be held September 19-21.
"Bay Area fans will love the way the Laver Cup brings together the world's top players as teammates," Federer, a 20-times Grand Slam champion who helped Team Europe win three Laver Cup titles, said in a news release.
"They will get to see them putting aside their rivalries and sitting courtside together cheering each other on. This doesn't exist anywhere else."
This year's Laver Cup, where Team World will target a third consecutive victory, will be held September 20-22 in Berlin.
