The 2026 ATP Tour Schedule brings a fresh wave of exciting tournaments! It’s time to update our definitive list of major men’s events. Keeping track of all your favorite tennis tournaments can be tough with their constantly shifting schedules. So, whether you’re a die-hard fan or just starting to follow the ATP Tour, consider this your comprehensive guide to the 2026 ATP Tour Schedule. From the four Grand Slams to the year-end ATP Finals, and everything in between, we’ve got you covered with a chronological list of all the must-see tennis tournaments.

Heads-Up: A New Masters 1000 Event is Coming

While the 2026 schedule is set, a major calendar change is confirmed for the near future:

• Controversy: The ATP has confirmed an expansion of its elite tour despite persistent player complaints about fatigue and a grueling, over-packed schedule. Critics argue the financial incentives of a new event will pressure players to compete, effectively lengthening the season.
• New Tournament: Saudi Arabia will host a 10th ATP Masters 1000 tournament starting as early as 2028.
• Historical First: This marks the first expansion of the elite Masters 1000 category in its 35-year history.
• Format: The new event is planned as a one-week tournament with a 56-player draw and is expected to take place early in the season, likely in February after the Australian Open.
• Status: The tournament will be non-mandatory for players, similar to the Monte-Carlo Masters.

A quick word about the ATP ranking system: ATP rankings are based on the number of points a player earns at each tournament tier. Some tournaments are mandatory, while others are optional. A player’s ranking is the primary determining factor for automatic qualification into tournaments, seedings, and draws.

Understanding the ATP Ranking Points System

The ATP (Association of Tennis Professionals) Ranking system determines player status by awarding points based on tournament level and performance over a rolling 52-week period. This tiered structure ensures that the biggest tournaments reward players the most, while performance at smaller events provides a solid foundation.

Grand Slams sit at the top, offering 2,000 points to the winner, which is a massive boost to a player’s annual total. Following closely are the ATP Masters 1000 events, the next most important mandatory tournaments for top players. Points then step down through the ATP 500 and ATP 250 series. A key aspect of the ranking is that points are dramatically reduced for each round a player is eliminated earlier than the final, incentivizing deep runs at every tournament level.

The table below shows a simplified breakdown of the points awarded for the major tournament categories. Please note that points can vary slightly for Masters 1000 and ATP 500 events depending on the specific draw size (e.g., a 96-player draw vs. a 56-player draw), but the values below represent the most common and prestigious formats.

The Tennis Grand Slams

The most prestigious tournaments in tennis, the Grand Slam tournaments (The Majors), are organized by the International Tennis Federation (ITF) and not by the ATP. As you would imagine, the Majors also contribute the most ranking points and big prize money to players. A Grand Slam title win is worth 2000 ATP ranking points to a player.

ATP Finals

The final tournament of the tennis season, the ATP Finals, sits above the four major championships in prize money and comparable prestige. The top eight singles players and doubles teams qualify for the ATP Finals based on their ATP ranking at the end of the tennis season. Depending on the number of round-robin matches they win, the winner of the ATP Finals can earn up to a maximum of 1500 ATP ranking points. Jannik Sinner won the ATP Finals in 2024 and pocketed a whopping $4.8 million prize money.

ATP Masters 1000

Closely behind the majors and the ATP Finals are the prestigious ATP Masters 1000 tournaments. There are nine of them spread across North America, Europe, and Asia. From an ATP ranking perspective, eight of the nine Masters 1000 tournaments are considered mandatory. Monte-Carlo Masters remains the exception.

ATP 500

The next tier of tennis tournaments is the ATP 500, of which there are 16, which is up from the previous year’s count of 13. Each of these tournaments is worth 500 ATP ranking points to the winner. Top players are expected to play at least four ATP 500 tournaments to maintain their position in the ATP ranking system. Whether this expectation will change, due to the increase in the number of tournaments, remains to be seen.

ATP 250

Rounding up the ATP series of tournaments is the ATP 250, the 5th tier below those listed above. After tournament retirements and upgrades, at last check, the 250 series included 30 tournaments, with the singles winner awarded 250 ranking points. You can find current information and schedules at the ATP site.

ATP Ranking Points Distribution by Tournament Type

Tournament Type	Winner (W)	Runner-up (F)	Semi-Final (SF)	Quarter-Final (QF)	Round of 16 (R16)
Grand Slam	2000	1200	720	360	180
ATP Masters 1000	1000	600	360	180	90
ATP 500	500	300	180	90	45
ATP 250	250	150	90	45	20*

Note on Points: The values in this table are based on the standard points for each level. The value marked with an asterisk (*) for the ATP 250 Round of 16 often varies between 20 and 25 points, depending on the draw size.

So, here’s a quick chronological list of major tennis tournaments for you.

📅 Q1: 2026 ATP Tour Schedule Jan-Mar
WEEK	DATE	CITY	CATEGORY	TOURNAMENT NAME	SURFACE	DRAWS
1	02-Jan	PERTH, SYDNEY	UNITED CUP	UNITED CUP	H	18 TEAMS
1	05-Jan	BRISBANE	ATP 250	BRISBANE INTERNATIONAL PRESENTED BY EVIE	H	32
1	05-Jan	HONG KONG	ATP 250	BANK OF CHINA HONG KONG TENNIS OPEN	H	28
2	12-Jan	ADELAIDE	ATP 250	ADELAIDE INTERNATIONAL	H	28
2	12-Jan	AUCKLAND	ATP 250	ASB CLASSIC	H	28
3	18-Jan	MELBOURNE	GRAND SLAM	AUSTRALIAN OPEN	H	128
4		MELBOURNE	GRAND SLAM	AUSTRALIAN OPEN	H
5	02-Feb	MONTPELLIER	ATP 250	OPEN OCCITANIE	IH	28
5	02-Feb	MULTI-CITY	DAVIS CUP	DAVIS CUP QUALIFIERS 1ST ROUND
6	09-Feb	DALLAS	ATP 500	DALLAS OPEN	IH	32
6	09-Feb	ROTTERDAM	ATP 500	ABN AMRO OPEN	IH	32
6	09-Feb	BUENOS AIRES	ATP 250	IEB ARGENTINA OPEN	CL	28
7	16-Feb	DOHA	ATP 500	QATAR EXXONMOBIL OPEN	H	32
7	16-Feb	RIO DE JANEIRO	ATP 500	RIO OPEN PRESENTED BY CLARO	CL	32
7	16-Feb	DELRAY BEACH	ATP 250	DELRAY BEACH OPEN	H	28
8	23-Feb	ACAPULCO	ATP 500	ABIERTO MEXICANO TELCEL PRESENTADO POR HSBC	H	32
8	23-Feb	DUBAI	ATP 500	DUBAI DUTY FREE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS	H	32
8	23-Feb	SANTIAGO	ATP 250	MOVISTAR CHILE OPEN	CL	28
9	04-Mar	INDIAN WELLS	ATP MASTERS 1000	BNP PARIBAS OPEN	H	96
10		INDIAN WELLS	ATP MASTERS 1000	BNP PARIBAS OPEN	H
11	18-Mar	MIAMI	ATP MASTERS 1000	MIAMI OPEN PRESENTED BY ITAÚ	H	96
12		MIAMI	ATP MASTERS 1000	MIAMI OPEN PRESENTED BY ITAÚ	H
13	30-Mar	BUCHAREST	ATP 250	TIRIAC OPEN	CL	28
13	30-Mar	HOUSTON	ATP 250	FAYEZ SAROFIM & CO. U.S. MEN’S CLAY COURT CHAMPIONSHIP	CL	28
13	30-Mar	MARRAKECH	ATP 250	GRAND PRIX HASSAN II	CL	28

🎾 Q2: 2026 ATP Tour Schedule Apr-June
WEEK	DATE	CITY	CATEGORY	TOURNAMENT NAME	SURFACE	DRAWS
14	05-Apr	MONTE-CARLO	ATP MASTERS 1000	ROLEX MONTE-CARLO MASTERS	CL	56
15	13-Apr	BARCELONA	ATP 500	BARCELONA OPEN BANC SABADELL	CL	32
15	13-Apr	MUNICH	ATP 500	BMW OPEN	CL	32
16	22-Apr	MADRID	ATP MASTERS 1000	MUTUA MADRID OPEN	CL	96
17		MADRID	ATP MASTERS 1000	MUTUA MADRID OPEN	CL
18	06-May	ROME	ATP MASTERS 1000	INTERNAZIONALI BNL D’ITALIA	CL	96
19		ROME	ATP MASTERS 1000	INTERNAZIONALI BNL D’ITALIA	CL
20	17-May	HAMBURG	ATP 500	HAMBURG OPEN	CL	32
20	17-May	GENEVA	ATP 250	GONET GENEVA OPEN	CL	28
21	24-May	PARIS	GRAND SLAM	ROLAND-GARROS	CL	128
22		PARIS	GRAND SLAM	ROLAND-GARROS	CL
22	08-Jun	S-HERTOGENBOSCH	ATP 250	LIBEMA OPEN	G	28
23	08-Jun	STUTTGART	ATP 250	BOSS OPEN	G	28
24	15-Jun	HALLE	ATP 500	TERRA WORTMANN OPEN	G	32
24	15-Jun	LONDON	ATP 500	HSBC CHAMPIONSHIPS	G	32
25	21-Jun	MALLORCA	ATP 250	MALLORCA CHAMPIONSHIPS	G	28
25	22-Jun	EASTBOURNE	ATP 250	ROTHESAY INTERNATIONAL	G	28
26	29-Jun	LONDON	GRAND SLAM	THE CHAMPIONSHIPS, WIMBLEDON	G	128
27		LONDON	GRAND SLAM	THE CHAMPIONSHIPS, WIMBLEDON	G
🏆 Q3: 2026 ATP Tour Schedule Jul-Sep
WEEK	DATE	CITY	CATEGORY	TOURNAMENT NAME	SURFACE	DRAWS
28	13-Jul	BASTAD	ATP 250	NORDEA OPEN	CL	28
28	13-Jul	GSTAAD	ATP 250	EFG SWISS OPEN GSTAAD	CL	28
28	13-Jul	UMAG	ATP 250	PLAVA LAGUNA CROATIA OPEN UMAG	CL	28
29	19-Jul	KITZBÜHEL	ATP 250	GENERALI OPEN	CL	28
29	20-Jul	ESTORIL	ATP 250	MILLENNIUM ESTORIL OPEN	CL	28
29	20-Jul	LOS CABOS	ATP 250	MIFEL TENNIS OPEN BY TELCEL OPPO	H	28
30	27-Jul	WASHINGTON, D.C.	ATP 500	MUBADALA CITI DO OPEN	H	48
30	27-Jul	TBD	ATP 250	TBD
31	2-Aug	MONTREAL	ATP MASTERS 1000	NATIONAL BANK OPEN PRESENTED BY ROGERS	H	96
32		MONTREAL	ATP MASTERS 1000	NATIONAL BANK OPEN PRESENTED BY ROGERS	H
32	13-Aug	CINCINNATI	ATP MASTERS 1000	CINCINNATI OPEN	H	96
33		CINCINNATI	ATP MASTERS 1000	CINCINNATI OPEN	H
34	23-Aug	WINSTON-SALEM	ATP 250	WINSTON-SALEM OPEN	H	48
35	31-Aug	NEW YORK	GRAND SLAM	US OPEN	H	128
36		NEW YORK	GRAND SLAM	US OPEN	H
37		MULTI-CITY	DAVIS CUP	DAVIS CUP QUALIFIERS 2ND ROUND
38	23-Sep	CHENGDU	ATP 250	CHENGDU OPEN	H	28
38	23-Sep	HANGZHOU	ATP 250	HANGZHOU OPEN	H	28
38	23-Sep	TBD	LAVER CUP	LAVER CUP	IH	2 TEAMS
39	30-Sep	TOKYO	ATP 500	KINOSHITA GROUP JAPAN OPEN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS	H	32
39	30-Sep	BEIJING	ATP 500	CHINA OPEN	H	32
🍂 Q4: 2026 ATP Tour Schedule Oct-Dec
WEEK	DATE	CITY	CATEGORY	TOURNAMENT NAME	SURFACE	DRAWS
40	07-Oct	SHANGHAI	ATP MASTERS 1000	ROLEX SHANGHAI MASTERS	H	96
41		SHANGHAI	ATP MASTERS 1000	ROLEX SHANGHAI MASTERS	H
42	19-Oct	ALMATY	ATP 250	ALMATY OPEN	IH	28
42	19-Oct	BRUSSELS	ATP 250	EUROPEAN OPEN	IH	28
42	19-Oct	MARSEILLE	ATP 250	OPEN 13 PROVENCE	IH	28
43	26-Oct	BASEL	ATP 500	SWISS INDOORS BASEL	IH	32
43	26-Oct	VIENNA	ATP 500	ERSTE BANK OPEN	HI	32
44	02-Nov	PARIS	ATP MASTERS 1000	ROLEX PARIS MASTERS	IH	56
45	08-Nov	STOCKHOLM	ATP 250	BNP PARIBAS NORDIC OPEN	TH	28
45	08-Nov	TBD	ATP 250	TBD
46	15-Nov	ITALY	ATP FINALS	ATP FINALS	IH	8
47		ITALY	DAVIS CUP	DAVIS CUP FINALS	TH	8
50		JEDDAH	ATP FINALS	NEXT GEN ATP FINALS PRESENTED BY PIF	IH	8

So, there. You now have the 2026 ATP Tournaments Schedule. All you have to do is find a TV channel or streaming service that broadcasts these events.

Enjoy your tennis!

Note: The data included in this post is drawn from the ATP Tour site, various tournament websites, and Wikipedia and is subject to change. While the start and end dates may change, the order of the tournaments largely remains unchanged. Tournament cancellations are not captured in the list included in this post, which focuses on the men’s singles tour action.