2027 Adelaide International
January 11, 2027 – January 16, 2027 ACDT
The Adelaide International is a premier professional tennis tournament hosted annually on outdoor hard courts at the historic Memorial Drive Tennis Centre in Adelaide, South Australia. Held each January as a key fixture of the Australian Open Series, it serves as a vital tune-up event for players fine-tuning their games in the immediate lead-up to the season’s first Grand Slam.
Since replacing the Brisbane International on the ATP calendar in 2020, the event has evolved into a joint ATP 250 and WTA 500 tournament, featuring a modernized venue equipped with a sunken arena and a retractable roof structure. Driven by top-tier prize money and valuable ranking points, it routinely attracts world-class fields across both the men’s and women’s draws before players head to Melbourne.
Adelaide International 2027
The Drive, Adelaide, South Australia
The 2027 Adelaide International takes place from January 11 to 16 at The Drive, also known as Memorial Drive Tennis Centre, in Adelaide, Australia. Featuring ATP 250 and WTA 500 tournaments, the combined hard-court event brings world-class men’s and women’s tennis to South Australia immediately before the Australian Open.
Tournament at a Glance
Key information about the 2027 Adelaide International.
The ATP calendar confirms a 28-player singles draw for 2027. The WTA draw size, doubles draws, qualifying details and prize money will be updated when confirmed by the tournament organisers.
Explore the Tournament
Find schedules, draws, results, prize money and broadcast information.
Some tournament guides will become available closer to the event. The official ticket page may still display details from the 2026 edition until 2027 information is released.
Defending Champions
Meet the singles and doubles champions from the 2026 Adelaide International.
These results are from the completed 2026 tournament. The 2027 champions will be determined on court in Adelaide.
Adelaide International 2027 Schedule
An overview of the expected tournament stages from January 11 to 16.
| Date | Day | Expected Stage |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 11 | Monday | First Round |
| Jan 12 | Tuesday | First and Second Rounds |
| Jan 13 | Wednesday | Second Round |
| Jan 14 | Thursday | Quarterfinals |
| Jan 15 | Friday | Semifinals |
| Jan 16 | Saturday | Singles and Doubles Finals |
All match times will be shown in Adelaide local time (ACDT, UTC+10:30) when the official order of play becomes available.
Prize Money & Ranking Points
ATP 250 and WTA 500 prize money information for Adelaide.
The Adelaide International features separate prize money distributions for its ATP 250 men’s competition and WTA 500 women’s competition. Players earn prize money based on the round they reach in singles and doubles.
The men’s singles champion receives 250 ATP ranking points, while the women’s singles champion receives 500 WTA ranking points under the respective tournament categories.
Full prize money tables, including singles and doubles payouts and ranking points for each round, will be covered in our separate Adelaide International prize money guide.
Recent Singles Champions
Men’s and women’s singles title winners from the three most recent editions.
| Year | ATP Champion | WTA Champion |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Tomáš Macháč | Mirra Andreeva |
| 2025 | Félix Auger-Aliassime | Madison Keys |
| 2024 | Jiří Lehečka | Jeļena Ostapenko |
In some earlier seasons, Adelaide hosted more than one ATP and WTA tournament within the same year.
About the Adelaide International
One of Australia’s Premier Tennis Events
The Adelaide International brings professional men’s and women’s tennis to South Australia during the opening weeks of the season. As a combined ATP 250 and WTA 500 tournament, it attracts established champions, rising stars and Australian players looking to perform in front of home crowds.
The event is held at The Drive, a modern tennis venue close to Adelaide’s city centre. Its position immediately before the Australian Open makes it a valuable stop for players preparing for the first Grand Slam of the year.
History and Tournament Origins
Tennis at Memorial Drive has a history stretching back more than a century. The venue was established in 1914, with its grass courts officially opening in 1921. Over the decades, Memorial Drive hosted major Australian tennis events, including national championships and Davis Cup ties.
The modern Adelaide International began in 2020 following major improvements to the venue. Redevelopment included new courts, upgraded spectator facilities and a permanent roof over Centre Court.
Australia’s Ashleigh Barty won the inaugural women’s singles championship in 2020, while Andrey Rublev captured the men’s singles title.
The Drive and Memorial Drive Tennis Centre
The Drive is located on War Memorial Drive in North Adelaide, close to the Adelaide Riverbank and the city’s central business district.
Its redeveloped Centre Court provides a covered main stadium for high-profile matches, while additional courts host tournament matches and practice sessions.
Beyond professional tennis, the venue is used for entertainment, community events and other sporting activities throughout the year.
A Growing Tournament
Adelaide has welcomed major tennis names such as Novak Djokovic, Ashleigh Barty, Aryna Sabalenka, Iga Świątek and Madison Keys. The tournament continues to build its reputation as a popular stop during the Australian summer.
In January 2026, the event attracted a record 60,011 spectators across six days of main-draw competition. The milestone reflected the growing popularity of tennis at The Drive.
Road to the Australian Open
The Adelaide International is one of the final opportunities for players to compete in tour-level matches before the Australian Open.
The 2027 tournament concludes on January 16, with the Australian Open main draw scheduled to begin in Melbourne on January 17.
For players, the tournament provides a chance to improve match fitness, adjust to Australian conditions and build confidence ahead of the Grand Slam.
See the complete 2027 ATP Tour Calendar for more tournaments throughout the men’s season.
Visiting the Adelaide International
Venue location, transport and information for spectators.
Where Is the Tournament Held?
The Adelaide International takes place at The Drive, located on War Memorial Drive, North Adelaide, South Australia 5006.
The venue is within walking distance of central Adelaide and is accessible by public transport.
Getting to the Venue
Adelaide Railway Station is a short walk from The Drive, with access via the pedestrian bridge across the Adelaide Riverbank. Visitors can also use tram services to Festival Plaza or city bus connections.
There is no public on-site car parking on War Memorial Drive, so spectators planning to drive should check nearby city parking facilities before travelling.
Tickets and Sessions
Previous editions of the Adelaide International have offered general admission tickets, reserved Centre Court seating and premium hospitality experiences, including day and evening sessions.
Ticket prices, session times and availability for the 2027 tournament should be confirmed through the official Adelaide International website when published.
Official Tournament Resources
Useful official links for tournament news, tickets, schedules and results.
- Official Tournament Website
- ATP Tournament Profile
- WTA 2027 Tournament Page
- Official Schedule & Draws
- Official Tickets
- Plan Your Visit
- Tournament History
Some official ATP and tournament pages may continue to show information from the 2026 edition until the 2027 details are published.