2026 ATP Tour Calendar

Get ready for a spectacular year of world-class tennis! The official 2026 ATP Tour Calendar is here, mapping out the journey for the world’s best male players as they compete across five continents in pursuit of glory, ranking points, and massive titles. The season kicks off in January with the multi-city United Cup and the Brisbane International, quickly leading to the first Grand Slam of the year, the Australian Open in Melbourne. The early months of the year offer a thrilling blend of environments, from the hard courts of North America and the Middle East, including the Dallas Open and the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships, to the famed South American “Golden Swing” clay court tournaments in cities like Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires. This diverse start ensures a high-stakes competitive atmosphere right from Week 1.

The heart of the season is defined by the three crucial phases: the “Sunshine Double,” the Clay Swing, and the Grass Swing. March brings the Tour’s two massive, consecutive North American events—the prestigious ATP Masters 1000 tournaments in Indian Wells (BNP Paribas Open) and Miami (Miami Open). These events, known as the “Sunshine Double,” feature 96-player draws and set the stage for the crucial European clay season. The spring then culminates in three more Masters 1000 tournaments—the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters, the Mutua Madrid Open, and the Internazionali BNL D’Italia in Rome—before the players descend upon Paris for the second Grand Slam, Roland-Garros. Immediately following is the shortest, most dramatic surface transition of the year, as the focus shifts to the green courts for the Libema Open, the BOSS Open, and finally, The Championships, Wimbledon, in London.

The latter half of the season sees the return to hard courts in North America, with the prestigious National Bank Open presented by Rogers in Montreal and the Cincinnati Open, culminating in the final Grand Slam, the US Open in New York. The Tour then heads to Asia for the Shanghai Masters and a strong lineup of ATP 500 and 250 events, including the Kinoshita Group Japan Open Tennis Championships in Tokyo and the China Open in Beijing. The season eventually wraps up indoors in Europe with the Rolex Paris Masters, followed by the season-ending ATP Finals and the team competition of the Davis Cup Finals in Italy. Dive into the complete schedule below—your essential guide to the biggest moments and rivalries of the 2026 ATP Tour season (please scroll to see the full table).