2026/27 Tennis Competitions

The professional tennis calendar operates on a year-by-year structure (January to November). The primary competitions across the 2026 and 2027 seasons for both the ATP (men’s) and WTA (women’s) tours feature several major events:

1. The Grand Slams (Major Tournaments)

The four Grand Slam tournaments are shared across both men’s and women’s professional circuits:

TournamentSurfaceTypical Dates (2026)Typical Dates (2027)
Australian Open (Melbourne)HardJan 18 – Feb 1Jan 17 – Jan 31
Roland Garros (Paris)ClayMay 24 – Jun 7May 23 – Jun 6
Wimbledon (London)GrassJun 29 – Jul 12Jun 28 – Jul 11
US Open (New York)HardAug 30 – Sep 13Aug 29 – Sep 12

2. Year-End Championships

At the end of each season, top-ranked singles players and doubles teams qualify for the flagship tour finals:

  • Nitto ATP Finals (Turin, Italy): November (2026 & 2027)
  • WTA Finals (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia): Mid-November
  • Next Gen ATP Finals: December (Exhibition event for under-20 talent)

3. Mandatory Masters 1000 / WTA 1000 Tournaments

Top-tier tournaments below the Grand Slams offer maximum ranking points and feature combined field play across key venues:

  • Sunshine Double:
    • BNP Paribas Open (Indian Wells, USA) — March
    • Miami Open (Miami, USA) — March
  • European Clay Swing:
    • Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters (Monte Carlo, Monaco) (ATP only) — April
    • Mutua Madrid Open (Madrid, Spain) — April–May
    • Internazionali BNL d’Italia (Rome, Italy) — May
  • North American Summer Hard Court:
    • National Bank Open (Toronto / Montreal, Canada) — August
    • Cincinnati Open (Cincinnati, USA) — August
  • Asian Hard Court Swing:
    • Rolex Shanghai Masters (Shanghai, China) (ATP only) — October
    • China Open (Beijing, China) — September–October
    • Wuhan Open (Wuhan, China) (WTA only) — October
  • Indoor European Finish:
    • Rolex Paris Masters (Paris, France) (ATP only) — November

4. International & Team Competitions

  • United Cup: Mixed-team international tournament kicking off the ATP/WTA season in Australia each January.
  • Davis Cup: The premier men’s international team competition running qualifiers and group stages throughout the season, culminating in the Finals in November.
  • Billie Jean King Cup: The women’s national team championship held across multiple qualification phases and year-end finals.
  • Laver Cup: Men’s team event pitting Team Europe against Team World (September).

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