2026 Tolentino Open Prize Money, Schedule, Player Field & How to Watch
The Delta Motors Tolentino Open returns for its second edition in 2026, bringing another week of WTA 125 tennis to Tolentino, Italy.
Played on outdoor red clay at Tennis Tolentino, the tournament features a 32-player singles draw and a 16-team doubles draw. The main tournament runs from September 21-27, with qualifying beginning before the main draw.
A total of €100,000 in prize money will be distributed to players across singles, qualifying and doubles. Based on the average exchange rates for August 2026, that is approximately US$115,885, £85,599 or A$163,266.
The singles champion will receive €13,480 and 125 WTA ranking points.
2026 Tolentino Open Tournament Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Tournament | Delta Motors Tolentino Open |
| Category | WTA 125 |
| Location | Tolentino, Italy |
| Venue | Tennis Tolentino |
| Main-draw dates | September 21-27, 2026 |
| Qualifying begins | September 20, 2026 |
| Surface | Outdoor red clay |
| Singles draw | 32 |
| Doubles draw | 16 teams |
| Total prize money | €100,000 |
| Approx. USD | US$115,885 |
| Approx. GBP | £85,599 |
| Approx. AUD | A$163,266 |
| Singles champion points | 125 WTA points |
The tournament is held at Tennis Tolentino in the Marche region of central Italy. Three courts have been prepared for tournament play, including the Center Court, with additional facilities available for practice.
The Tolentino Open made its WTA 125 debut in 2025. Ukraine’s Oleksandra Oliynykova won the inaugural singles title, defeating Nuria Brancaccio in the final, while Jesika Malečková and Miriam Škoch claimed the doubles title.
2026 Tolentino Open Prize Money
The 2026 Tolentino Open offers €100,000 in total player prize money across singles, qualifying and doubles.
The singles champion earns €13,480, equivalent to approximately US$15,621, £11,539 or A$22,008 using August 2026 average exchange rates.
The singles runner-up receives €7,304, while semifinalists take home €4,608 each.
Currency Conversion Rates
The conversions used throughout this article are based on average exchange rates for August 2026:
| Currency | August 2026 Average Rate |
|---|---|
| EUR to USD | €1 = US$1.158853 |
| EUR to GBP | €1 = £0.855985 |
| EUR to AUD | €1 = A$1.632659 |
All converted amounts below are estimates and have been rounded to the nearest whole unit. Actual values can vary depending on the exchange rate used by banks or payment providers.
Singles Prize Money and Ranking Points
| Round | EUR | USD* | GBP* | AUD* | WTA Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Winner | €13,480 | US$15,621 | £11,539 | A$22,008 | 125 |
| Final | €7,304 | US$8,464 | £6,252 | A$11,925 | 81 |
| Semifinals | €4,608 | US$5,340 | £3,944 | A$7,523 | 49 |
| Quarterfinals | €3,000 | US$3,477 | £2,568 | A$4,898 | 27 |
| Round of 16 | €1,740 | US$2,016 | £1,489 | A$2,841 | 15 |
| Round of 32 | €1,042 | US$1,208 | £892 | A$1,701 | 1 |
*USD, GBP and AUD amounts are approximate conversions using August 2026 average exchange rates.
A first-round player is therefore guaranteed €1,042, while reaching the quarterfinals almost triples that amount to €3,000.
The jump becomes larger in the final stages. A semifinal appearance pays €4,608, while the two finalists are guaranteed at least €7,304. Winning the title adds another €6,176 to the finalist payout.
Qualifying Prize Money and Points
The qualifying competition determines the final places in the 32-player singles main draw.
Players who lose in the opening qualifying round receive €520 and one WTA ranking point. Reaching the final qualifying round is worth €702 and four points.
Players who successfully qualify do not receive a separate qualifying payment because they move into the main draw, where they become eligible for the main-draw prize money.
| Qualifying Result | EUR | USD* | GBP* | AUD* | WTA Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Qualifier | €0 | US$0 | £0 | A$0 | 6 |
| Final Qualifying Round | €702 | US$814 | £601 | A$1,146 | 4 |
| First Qualifying Round | €520 | US$603 | £445 | A$849 | 1 |
*Converted amounts are approximate.
Doubles Prize Money and Points
The Tolentino Open also features a 16-team doubles draw.
The championship team receives €4,960, or approximately US$5,748, £4,246 and A$8,098. The runners-up earn €2,520.
| Round | EUR | USD* | GBP* | AUD* | WTA Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Winner | €4,960 | US$5,748 | £4,246 | A$8,098 | 125 |
| Final | €2,520 | US$2,920 | £2,157 | A$4,114 | 81 |
| Semifinals | €1,480 | US$1,715 | £1,267 | A$2,416 | 49 |
| Quarterfinals | €1,020 | US$1,182 | £873 | A$1,665 | 27 |
| Round of 16 | €740 | US$858 | £633 | A$1,208 | 1 |
*Converted amounts are approximate.
When all singles, qualifying and doubles payments are combined, the distribution totals €100,000.
How Is the €100,000 Prize Money Divided?
Most of the tournament purse goes to the singles competition.
The 32-player singles main draw accounts for €72,592, while players eliminated during qualifying receive a combined €6,968. The doubles competition accounts for the remaining €20,440.
| Competition | Prize Money |
|---|---|
| Singles main draw | €72,592 |
| Singles qualifying | €6,968 |
| Doubles | €20,440 |
| Total | €100,000 |
This calculation also helps distinguish the player prize-money pool from broader tournament financial-commitment figures that may appear in official tournament listings.
2026 Tolentino Open Player Field
The 2026 field includes a mix of established clay-court players, WTA 125 regulars and emerging players.
Simona Waltert was originally listed as the No. 1 seed but withdrew before the tournament because of a right leg injury.
The original seeded players were:
| Seed | Player | Ranking |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Simona Waltert | 97 |
| 2 | Oksana Selekhmeteva | 101 |
| 3 | Julia Grabher | 111 |
| 4 | Laura Samson | 118 |
| 5 | Leyre Romero Gormaz | 145 |
| 6 | Veronika Erjavec | 147 |
| 7 | Ekaterine Gorgodze | 152 |
| 8 | Rebeka Masarova | 177 |
Withdrawal: Simona Waltert — right leg injury.
Lucky loser/alternate: Aneta Laboutkova.
The field also features experienced players and a number of Italians competing on home soil.
Main-Draw Field
| Entry | Players |
|---|---|
| Seeds / direct entries | Oksana Selekhmeteva, Julia Grabher, Laura Samson, Leyre Romero Gormaz, Veronika Erjavec, Ekaterine Gorgodze, Rebeka Masarova, Guiomar Maristany Zuleta de Reales, Despina Papamichail, Nuria Brancaccio, Laura Pigossi, Mia Ristic, Arantxa Rus, Jennifer Ruggeri, Julie Struplova, Maria Lourdes Carle, Alice Tubello, Polona Hercog, Barbora Palicova, Noemi Basiletti, Federica Urgesi, Samira De Stefano |
| Wild cards | Aurora Zantedeschi, Isabella Maria Serban, Marta Lombardini, Ginevra De Angelis |
| Qualifiers | Lisa Zaar, Ksenia Tsygourova, Jessica Pieri, Dalila Spiteri |
| Lucky loser | Aneta Laboutkova |
Because withdrawals and qualifying can change the field shortly before the first main-draw matches, the official WTA draw should be considered the final reference for the 32-player lineup.
2026 Tolentino Open Schedule
Qualifying begins on Sunday, September 20, before the main draw gets underway on Monday, September 21.
The tournament concludes on Sunday, September 27, when the singles and doubles champions will be crowned.
| Date | Day | Scheduled Stage |
|---|---|---|
| September 20 | Sunday | First round of qualifying |
| September 21 | Monday | Final qualifying round and start of singles main draw |
| September 22 | Tuesday | Singles first round / doubles |
| September 23 | Wednesday | Singles and doubles |
| September 24 | Thursday | Round of 16 / doubles |
| September 25 | Friday | Singles quarterfinals |
| September 26 | Saturday | Singles semifinals |
| September 27 | Sunday | Singles and doubles finals |
The exact order of play can change throughout the week, particularly because Tolentino is an outdoor clay-court tournament.
Tolentino uses Central European Summer Time (CEST, UTC+2) during tournament week.
How to Watch the 2026 Tolentino Open
Fans who cannot attend the tournament in Tolentino can follow matches online.
WTA Unlocked provides live streaming coverage of WTA 125 tournaments and is expected to be the main online option for international viewers. Registration for WTA Unlocked is free.
Italian viewers should also check SuperTennis programming during tournament week. Local pre-tournament information has included SuperTennis among the event’s television and media partners, although individual broadcast times can vary throughout the tournament.
Because broadcasting rights and court coverage can differ by country, viewers should check the WTA streaming page and their local broadcaster shortly before play begins.
About the Tolentino Open
The Tolentino Open joined the WTA 125 calendar in 2025.
Oleksandra Oliynykova won the inaugural singles championship, defeating Nuria Brancaccio in the final. Her Tolentino victory was the first WTA 125 title of her career.
The tournament returns in 2026 under the Delta Motors Tolentino Open name, with players competing on the outdoor red clay courts of Tennis Tolentino for €100,000 in total prize money and 125 ranking points for the singles champion.