The full 2026 tennis calendar including all ATP and WTA tournaments — Grand Slams, Masters 1000, WTA 1000, ATP 500/250 events, team competitions and season-ending championships. Organized chronologically for easy reference throughout the year.
The 2025 season ended with a clear hierarchy at the top of both tours. Jannik Sinner finished as ATP World No. 1 with 11,500 ranking points after defending his Australian Open title and winning Wimbledon. Carlos Alcaraz (11,250 points) handed Sinner his only Grand Slam final defeat at Roland Garros in what became the longest final in tournament history (5 hours 29 minutes).
On the WTA side, Aryna Sabalenka dominated the season and closed the year as World No. 1 with 10,870 points. Madison Keys produced one of the biggest surprises by defeating Sabalenka in the Australian Open final to claim her maiden Grand Slam title. Iga Świątek finished the year with a historic Wimbledon final victory (6–0, 6–0), securing her sixth Grand Slam trophy.
Below is the complete 2026 ATP and WTA tournament calendar.
ATP Tour Calendar 2026
January
2–11 January — United Cup (ATP/WTA 500 Team Event) — Australia (Hard)
5–11 January — Brisbane International (ATP 250) — Australia (Hard)
5–11 January — Hong Kong Tennis Open (ATP 250) — Hong Kong (Hard)
12–18 January — Adelaide International (ATP 250) — Australia (Hard)
12–18 January — ASB Classic (ATP 250) — Auckland (Hard)
18 January – 1 February — Australian Open (Grand Slam) — Melbourne (Hard)
2–8 February — Open Occitanie Montpellier (ATP 250) — France (Hard)
February
9–15 February — Dallas Open (ATP 500) — USA (Hard)
9–15 February — ABN AMRO Open (ATP 500) — Rotterdam (Hard)
9–15 February — Argentina Open (ATP 250) — Buenos Aires (Clay)
16–22 February — Delray Beach Open (ATP 250) — USA (Hard)
16–22 February — Qatar ExxonMobil Open (ATP 500) — Doha (Hard)
16–22 February — Rio Open (ATP 500) — Brazil (Clay)
23 February – 1 March — Acapulco (ATP 500) — Mexico (Hard)
23 February – 1 March — Dubai Championships (ATP 500) — UAE (Hard)
23 February – 1 March — Chile Open (ATP 250) — Chile (Clay)
March
4–15 March — Indian Wells (ATP 1000) — USA (Hard)
18–29 March — Miami Open (ATP 1000) — USA (Hard)
30 March – 5 April — Bucharest (ATP 250) — Romania (Clay)
30 March – 5 April — Houston (ATP 250) — USA (Clay)
30 March – 5 April — Marrakech (ATP 250) — Morocco (Clay)
April
5–12 April — Monte-Carlo Masters (ATP 1000) — Monaco (Clay)
13–19 April — Barcelona Open (ATP 500) — Spain (Clay)
13–19 April — Munich (ATP 250) — Germany (Clay)
22 April – 3 May — Madrid Open (ATP 1000) — Spain (Clay)
May
6–17 May — Rome Masters (ATP 1000) — Italy (Clay)
17–23 May — Hamburg (ATP 500) — Germany (Clay)
17–23 May — Geneva (ATP 250) — Switzerland (Clay)
24 May – 7 June — Roland Garros (Grand Slam) — Paris (Clay)
June
9–15 June — Libéma Open (ATP 250) — Netherlands (Grass)
9–15 June — Stuttgart (ATP 250) — Germany (Grass)
16–22 June — Halle (ATP 500) — Germany (Grass)
16–22 June — Queen’s Club (ATP 500) — London (Grass)
22–28 June — Mallorca (ATP 250) — Spain (Grass)
22–28 June — Eastbourne (ATP 250) — UK (Grass)
29 June – 12 July — Wimbledon (Grand Slam) — London (Grass)
July
13–19 July — Bastad (ATP 250) — Sweden (Clay)
13–19 July — Gstaad (ATP 250) — Switzerland (Clay)
13–19 July — Umag (ATP 250) — Croatia (Clay)
19–25 July — Kitzbühel (ATP 250) — Austria (Clay)
20–26 July — Los Cabos (ATP 250) — Mexico (Hard)
20–26 July — Estoril (ATP 250) — Portugal (Clay)
27 July – 2 August — Washington (ATP 500) — USA (Hard)
August
2–12 August — Toronto (ATP 1000) — Canada (Hard)
13–23 August — Cincinnati (ATP 1000) — USA (Hard)
23–29 August — Winston-Salem (ATP 250) — USA (Hard)
31 August – 13 September — US Open (Grand Slam) — New York (Hard)
September
23–29 September — Chengdu (ATP 250) — China (Hard)
23–29 September — Hangzhou (ATP 250) — China (Hard)
25–27 September — Laver Cup — London (Hard)
30 September – 6 October — Tokyo (ATP 500) — Japan (Hard)
30 September – 6 October — Beijing (ATP 500) — China (Hard)
October
7–18 October — Shanghai Masters (ATP 1000) — China (Hard)
19–25 October — Almaty (ATP 250) — Kazakhstan (Hard)
19–25 October — Antwerp (ATP 250) — Belgium (Hard)
19–25 October — Marseille (ATP 250) — France (Hard)
26 October – 1 November — Basel (ATP 500) — Switzerland (Hard)
26 October – 1 November — Vienna (ATP 500) — Austria (Hard)
November
2–8 November — Stockholm (ATP 250) — Sweden (Hard)
2–8 November — Belgrade (ATP 250) — Serbia (Hard)
2–8 November — Paris Masters (ATP 1000) — France (Hard)
15–22 November — ATP Finals — Turin (Indoor Hard)
December
TBA — Next Gen ATP Finals — Jeddah (Indoor Hard)
Late November / Early December — Davis Cup Finals — Bologna (Indoor Hard)
WTA Tour Calendar 2026
January
2–11 January — United Cup (WTA/ATP 500) — Australia (Hard)
5–11 January — Brisbane (WTA 250) — Australia (Hard)
5–11 January — Auckland (WTA 250) — New Zealand (Hard)
12–17 January — Hobart (WTA 250) — Australia (Hard)
12–17 January — Adelaide (WTA 500) — Australia (Hard)
18 January – 1 February — Australian Open — Melbourne (Hard)
February
2–8 February — Abu Dhabi (WTA 500) — UAE (Hard)
9–15 February — Doha (WTA 1000) — Qatar (Hard)
15–21 February — Dubai (WTA 1000) — UAE (Hard)
23 February – 1 March — San Diego (WTA 500) — USA (Hard)
March
4–15 March — Indian Wells (WTA 1000) — USA (Hard)
16–29 March — Miami (WTA 1000) — USA (Hard)
April
30 March – 5 April — Charleston (WTA 500) — USA (Clay)
13–19 April — Stuttgart (WTA 500) — Germany (Indoor Clay)
20 April – 3 May — Madrid (WTA 1000) — Spain (Clay)
May
5–17 May — Rome (WTA 1000) — Italy (Clay)
25 May – 7 June — Roland Garros — Paris (Clay)
June
8–14 June — London (WTA 500) — UK (Grass)
13–21 June — Berlin (WTA 500) — Germany (Grass)
29 June – 12 July — Wimbledon — UK (Grass)
July & August
27 July – 7 August — Toronto (WTA 1000) — Canada (Hard)
7–18 August — Cincinnati (WTA 1000) — USA (Hard)
31 August – 13 September — US Open — USA (Hard)
October–November
China Swing (WTA 1000 Beijing, Wuhan) — Hard
7–14 November — WTA Finals Riyadh — Saudi Arabia (Hard)
Billie Jean King Cup Finals — November
Top 10 Must-Watch Tennis Tournaments of 2026
While the calendar features dozens of events, these ten tournaments traditionally shape the season:
- Australian Open
- Roland Garros
- Wimbledon
- US Open
- Indian Wells (ATP/WTA 1000)
- Miami Open (ATP/WTA 1000)
- Monte-Carlo Masters
- Rome Masters / Internazionali d’Italia
- WTA Finals Riyadh
- ATP Finals Turin
These tournaments typically attract full elite fields, offer maximum ranking points, and often determine year-end No. 1 standings.
To follow the most important results, match analysis, and breaking stories throughout the 2026 season, visit our tennis news section, where we cover all major ATP and WTA events in detail.
