The complete 2026 tennis calendar in one place: every Grand Slam, Masters 1000, WTA 1000 and 500-level tournament with dates, host cities, surfaces, draw sizes, prize money and defending champions. Filter the season by t… The complete 2026 tennis calendar in one place: every Grand Slam, Masters 1000, WTA 1000 and 500-level tournament with dates, host cities, surfaces, draw sizes, prize money and defending champions. Filter the season by tour or category, see which event is next up and follow the storylines before the first ball is hit. From the hard courts of Melbourne in January to the grass of Wimbledon in July, VPEsports maps the entire road through the ATP and WTA seasons - updated as the calendar evolves.
Brisbane, Australia
Storylines to watch
Defending champion
J. Lehecka / A. Sabalenka
02 - 08 Feb
Finished
Rotterdam, Netherlands · ATP 500
Draw
32
Prize
€2.2M
Defending
C. Alcaraz
08 - 14 Feb
Finished
Doha, Qatar · WTA 1000
Draw
56
Prize
$3.4M
Defending
I. Swiatek
16 - 21 Feb
Finished
Dubai, United Arab Emirates · ATP 500
Draw
32
Prize
$3.1M
Defending
S. Tsitsipas
16 - 22 Feb
Finished
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil · ATP 500
Draw
32
Prize
$2.3M
Defending
S. Baez
05 - 12 Apr
Finished
Monte-Carlo, Monaco · Masters 1000
Draw
56
Prize
€6.1M
Defending
S. Tsitsipas
13 - 19 Apr
Finished
Barcelona, Spain · ATP 500
Draw
32
Prize
€2.9M
Defending
H. Rune
22 Apr - 04 May
Finished
Madrid, Spain · Masters 1000
Draw
96
Prize
€8.0M
Defending
A. Zverev / A. Sabalenka
15 - 21 Jun
Finished
London, United Kingdom · ATP 500
Draw
32
Prize
£2.5M
Defending
T. Paul
15 - 21 Jun
Finished
Halle, Germany · ATP 500
Draw
32
Prize
€2.4M
Defending
J. Sinner
22 - 28 Jun
Finished
Eastbourne, United Kingdom · WTA 500
Draw
32
Prize
$1.1M
Defending
D. Kasatkina
The Australian Open (January, hard), Roland-Garros (May-June, clay), Wimbledon (June-July, grass) and the US Open (August-September, hard). Each pays 2000 ranking points to the champion, the most of any event in tennis.
The tier just below the Grand Slams on the ATP tour, worth 1000 ranking points to the winner: events like Indian Wells, Miami, Madrid, Rome and Cincinnati. The WTA runs an equivalent WTA 1000 level.
Three main surfaces: hard courts (most of the season, including the Australian Open and US Open), clay (the spring European swing and Roland-Garros) and grass (the short summer swing around Wimbledon).
The ATP and WTA tours each stage dozens of events across the season. This calendar tracks the 20 biggest tournaments of 2026: every Grand Slam, the Masters and WTA 1000 events and the key 500-level stops.
