Australian Open
2026 champions: Carlos Alcaraz and Elena Rybakina
Our Rod Laver Arena guide covers ground passes, the best seats and getting to Melbourne Park.
The 2027 season runs from the United Cup on January 1 to the finals in November, with four Grand Slams, nine ATP Masters 1000s and ten WTA 1000s along the way. Here is every major tournament, month by month, and how to plan a trip to each.
The Grand Slams, or majors, are the four biggest tournaments in tennis and the only events where men and women both play 128-player singles draws. They run in the same order every year: Melbourne in January, Paris in late May, London from late June and New York from late August.
2026 champions: Carlos Alcaraz and Elena Rybakina
Our Rod Laver Arena guide covers ground passes, the best seats and getting to Melbourne Park.
2026 champions: Alexander Zverev and Mirra Andreeva
The French Open is the only Slam on red clay. Tickets go on sale through the official site, and resale runs only through its own platform.
2026 champions: Jannik Sinner and Linda Nosková
Most tickets come through the public ballot and the Queue, not resale sites. Our guide walks through both.
2026 champions: Alexander Zverev and Elena Rybakina
The last major of the year, with night sessions in Arthur Ashe Stadium, the largest tennis stadium in the world.
Every Grand Slam, 1000, 500, season final and major team event on the 2027 calendar, with dates from the official ATP and WTA calendars. One-week events are listed by the week they start, and two-week events show their full dates. The 250s aren't listed here, apart from the U.S. events further down. Both tours make changes during the season, so check the tournament's own site before you book.
| Dates | Tournament | City | Tour | Level | Surface |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| From Jan 1 | United Cup | Perth & Sydney, Australia | ATP + WTA | Team event | Hard |
| Wk of Jan 4 | Brisbane International | Brisbane, Australia | ATP + WTA | WTA 500 · ATP 250 | Hard |
| Wk of Jan 11 | Adelaide International | Adelaide, Australia | ATP + WTA | WTA 500 · ATP 250 | Hard |
| Jan 17–31 | Australian Open | Melbourne, Australia | ATP + WTA | Grand Slam | Hard |
| Dates | Tournament | City | Tour | Level | Surface |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wk of Feb 1 | Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open | Abu Dhabi, UAE | WTA | WTA 500 | Hard |
| Wk of Feb 8 | Dallas Open | Dallas, Texas | ATP | ATP 500 | Indoor hard |
| Wk of Feb 8 | ABN AMRO Open | Rotterdam, Netherlands | ATP | ATP 500 | Indoor hard |
| Wk of Feb 8 | Qatar Open | Doha, Qatar | WTA | WTA 1000 | Hard |
| Wk of Feb 15 | Qatar ExxonMobil Open | Doha, Qatar | ATP | ATP 500 | Hard |
| Wk of Feb 15 | Rio Open | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | ATP | ATP 500 | Clay |
| Wk of Feb 15 | Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships | Dubai, UAE | WTA | WTA 1000 | Hard |
| Wk of Feb 22 | Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships | Dubai, UAE | ATP | ATP 500 | Hard |
| Wk of Feb 22 | Abierto Mexicano Telcel | Acapulco, Mexico | ATP | ATP 500 | Hard |
| Wk of Feb 22 | Mérida Open | Mérida, Mexico | WTA | WTA 500 | Hard |
| Dates | Tournament | City | Tour | Level | Surface |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 3–14 | BNP Paribas Open | Indian Wells, California | ATP + WTA | 1000 | Hard |
| Mar 16–28 | Miami Open | Miami Gardens, Florida | ATP + WTA | 1000 | Hard |
| Wk of Mar 29 | Credit One Charleston Open | Charleston, South Carolina | WTA | WTA 500 | Clay |
| Dates | Tournament | City | Tour | Level | Surface |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 4–11 | Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters | Monte-Carlo, Monaco | ATP | ATP 1000 | Clay |
| Wk of Apr 5 | Upper Austria Ladies Linz | Linz, Austria | WTA | WTA 500 | Indoor clay |
| Wk of Apr 12 | Barcelona Open | Barcelona, Spain | ATP | ATP 500 | Clay |
| Wk of Apr 12 | BMW Open | Munich, Germany | ATP | ATP 500 | Clay |
| Wk of Apr 12 | Porsche Tennis Grand Prix | Stuttgart, Germany | WTA | WTA 500 | Indoor clay |
| Apr 20–May 2 | Mutua Madrid Open | Madrid, Spain | ATP + WTA | 1000 | Clay |
| Dates | Tournament | City | Tour | Level | Surface |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 4–16 | Italian Open (Internazionali BNL d'Italia) | Rome, Italy | ATP + WTA | 1000 | Clay |
| Wk of May 16 | Hamburg Open | Hamburg, Germany | ATP | ATP 500 | Clay |
| Wk of May 17 | Internationaux de Strasbourg | Strasbourg, France | WTA | WTA 500 | Clay |
| May 23–Jun 6 | Roland Garros | Paris, France | ATP + WTA | Grand Slam | Clay |
| Dates | Tournament | City | Tour | Level | Surface |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wk of Jun 7 | HSBC Championships (Queen's Club) | London, UK | WTA | WTA 500 | Grass |
| Wk of Jun 14 | HSBC Championships (Queen's Club) | London, UK | ATP | ATP 500 | Grass |
| Wk of Jun 14 | Terra Wortmann Open | Halle, Germany | ATP | ATP 500 | Grass |
| Wk of Jun 14 | Berlin Tennis Open | Berlin, Germany | WTA | WTA 500 | Grass |
| Wk of Jun 21 | Bad Homburg Open | Bad Homburg, Germany | WTA | WTA 500 | Grass |
| Jun 28–Jul 11 | Wimbledon | London, UK | ATP + WTA | Grand Slam | Grass |
| Dates | Tournament | City | Tour | Level | Surface |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wk of Jul 26 | Mubadala Citi DC Open | Washington, D.C. | ATP + WTA | 500 | Hard |
The weeks after Wimbledon are almost all 250-level events on European clay.
| Dates | Tournament | City | Tour | Level | Surface |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 1–12 | National Bank Open (Canadian Open) | Toronto (men) · Montreal (women) | ATP + WTA | 1000 | Hard |
| Aug 12–22 | Cincinnati Open | Mason, Ohio | ATP + WTA | 1000 | Hard |
| Wk of Aug 23 | Abierto GNP Seguros | Monterrey, Mexico | WTA | WTA 500 | Hard |
| Aug 29–Sep 12 | US Open | New York, New York | ATP + WTA | Grand Slam | Hard |
| Dates | Tournament | City | Tour | Level | Surface |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wk of Sep 13 | Guadalajara Open | Guadalajara, Mexico | WTA | WTA 500 | Hard |
| Wk of Sep 20 | Singapore Tennis Open | Singapore | WTA | WTA 500 | Indoor hard |
| Sep 24–26 | Laver Cup | Inglewood (Los Angeles), California | ATP | Team event | Indoor hard |
| From Sep 29 | China Open | Beijing, China | ATP + WTA | WTA 1000 · ATP 500 | Hard |
| From Sep 29 | Japan Open | Tokyo, Japan | ATP | ATP 500 | Hard |
| Dates | Tournament | City | Tour | Level | Surface |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 6–17 | Rolex Shanghai Masters | Shanghai, China | ATP | ATP 1000 | Hard |
| Wk of Oct 11 | Wuhan Open | Wuhan, China | WTA | WTA 1000 | Hard |
| Wk of Oct 18 | Ningbo Open | Ningbo, China | WTA | WTA 500 | Hard |
| Wk of Oct 25 | Swiss Indoors | Basel, Switzerland | ATP | ATP 500 | Indoor hard |
| Wk of Oct 25 | Erste Bank Open | Vienna, Austria | ATP | ATP 500 | Indoor hard |
| Wk of Oct 25 | Toray Pan Pacific Open | Tokyo, Japan | WTA | WTA 500 | Hard |
| Dates | Tournament | City | Tour | Level | Surface |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 1–7 | Rolex Paris Masters | Paris, France | ATP | ATP 1000 | Indoor hard |
| Nov 10–14 | WTA Finals | Charlotte, North Carolina | WTA | Season final | Indoor hard |
| Nov 14–21 | Nitto ATP Finals | Turin, Italy | ATP | Season final | Indoor hard |
| Late Nov | Davis Cup Finals | Italy | ATP | Team event | Indoor hard |
The 1000s are named for the ranking points the winner earns, and they're the biggest events outside the four majors. Five of them put both tours on the same grounds in the same fortnight, which makes them the best value trips in tennis. Canada is combined too, but the men and women play in different cities.
Indian Wells, California · Mar 3–14 · Hard
Two weeks in the Coachella Valley at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden, and the event most often called tennis's fifth Slam.
Miami Gardens, Florida · Mar 16–28 · Hard
Played on the Hard Rock Stadium campus, with the main court built inside the Dolphins' stadium.
Madrid, Spain · Apr 20–May 2 · Clay
The Caja Mágica's retractable roofs and Madrid's altitude make it the fastest clay of the spring.
Rome, Italy · May 4–16 · Clay
Played at the Foro Italico, the same sports complex as the Stadio Olimpico, and the last big stop before Roland Garros.
Mason, Ohio · Aug 12–22 · Hard
The last 1000 before the US Open, at the Lindner Family Tennis Center about 25 miles northeast of downtown Cincinnati.
Toronto (men) · Montreal (women) · Aug 1–12 · Hard
Canada's 1000 splits the tours between two cities and swaps them every year, so check which city has the draw you want.
Monte-Carlo, Monaco · Apr 4–11 · Clay
Clay above the Mediterranean, and the opening big event of the European clay season.
Shanghai, China · Oct 6–17 · Hard
The biggest stop on the men's Asian swing.
Paris, France · Nov 1–7 · Indoor hard
The last 1000 of the year and one of the final chances to qualify for Turin.
Doha · Wk of Feb 8 | Dubai · Wk of Feb 15 · Hard
Back-to-back WTA 1000s in the Gulf in February.
Beijing · From Sep 29 · Hard
A WTA 1000 that runs alongside an ATP 500, so both tours are in town.
Wuhan, China · Wk of Oct 11 · Hard
The final WTA 1000 of the season before the Finals.
Only the top eight singles players and doubles teams on each tour qualify for the season finals, which makes them the most concentrated week of tennis all year. Two of 2027's biggest team events are in the United States.
Spectrum Center, Charlotte · Nov 10–14
The women's season finale moves to the home of the Charlotte Hornets, the first of three years in Charlotte.
Inalpi Arena, Turin · Nov 14–21
Turin has hosted the men's finale since 2021 and is confirmed through 2027.
Intuit Dome, Los Angeles · Sep 24–26
Team Europe against Team World for the event's 10th edition, at the Clippers' new arena in Inglewood.
Perth & Sydney · From Jan 1
A mixed men's and women's national-team event that opens the season in Australia.
Italy · Late November
The men's national-team finals close the year the week after the ATP Finals.
The U.S. hosts the last Grand Slam of the year, three of the 1000s, and in 2027 both the Laver Cup and the WTA Finals. These are the ATP and WTA tour-level events currently on the 2027 U.S. calendar, including the 250s.
| Dates | Tournament | City | Tour | Level | Surface |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wk of Feb 8 | Dallas Open | Dallas, Texas | ATP | ATP 500 | Indoor hard |
| Wk of Feb 15 | Delray Beach Open | Delray Beach, Florida | ATP | ATP 250 | Hard |
| Wk of Feb 22 | ATX Open | Austin, Texas | WTA | WTA 250 | Hard |
| Mar 3–14 | BNP Paribas Open | Indian Wells, California | ATP + WTA | 1000 | Hard |
| Mar 16–28 | Miami Open | Miami Gardens, Florida | ATP + WTA | 1000 | Hard |
| Wk of Mar 29 | U.S. Men's Clay Court Championship | Houston, Texas | ATP | ATP 250 | Clay |
| Wk of Mar 29 | Credit One Charleston Open | Charleston, South Carolina | WTA | WTA 500 | Clay |
| Wk of Jul 26 | Mubadala Citi DC Open | Washington, D.C. | ATP + WTA | 500 | Hard |
| Wk of Jul 26 | Memphis Classic | Memphis, Tennessee | WTA | WTA 250 | Hard |
| Aug 12–22 | Cincinnati Open | Mason, Ohio | ATP + WTA | 1000 | Hard |
| Wk of Aug 22 | Winston-Salem Open | Winston-Salem, North Carolina | ATP | ATP 250 | Hard |
| Aug 29–Sep 12 | US Open | New York, New York | ATP + WTA | Grand Slam | Hard |
| Sep 24–26 | Laver Cup | Inglewood (Los Angeles), California | ATP | Team event | Indoor hard |
| Nov 10–14 | WTA Finals | Charlotte, North Carolina | WTA | Season final | Indoor hard |
Tennis is one of the better-value live sports, especially early in a tournament, when a single grounds pass gets you onto every outer court. These are the trips worth building a year around.
Best for Getting close to the players
Two weeks of desert sun, both tours on one site, and practice courts where you can watch the top players from a few feet away. A first-week grounds pass is the value play. The desert is in peak season in March, so book hotels early.
Best for Night-session atmosphere
Night sessions in Arthur Ashe Stadium are the loudest atmosphere in the sport. The first-week grounds pass covers the outer courts, where you'll see seeded players for a fraction of an Ashe ticket.
Best for Tradition, and the Queue
Grass courts, all-white kit, strawberries and cream, and the Queue, where fans line up overnight for same-day tickets.
Best for First-time Slam visitors
The most relaxed Slam to attend. Melbourne Park is a short walk or tram ride from the city center, and a ground pass gets you onto the outer courts and the big-screen areas.
Best for Clay and a week in Paris
Red clay and Paris in late spring. The grounds are the most compact of the four Slams, so the best days sell out fast through the official site.
Best for Pairing with Indian Wells
The only top-tier tournament played inside an NFL stadium. Pair it with Indian Wells and you've done the Sunshine Double.
The first few days have the most matches on the most courts, and the cheapest tickets. The second week has fewer matches and higher prices.
At the Slams and the big U.S. events, day and night sessions are separate tickets. Check which one you're buying before you pay.
Indian Wells, Mason and the Slam cities fill up on the dates, not the draw. Lock in a refundable room first, then buy tickets.
Both restrict resale, so buy through the ballot, the Queue or the official site rather than a third-party seller.
The questions fans ask most about the Grand Slams, the two tours and the 2027 schedule, answered short.
The Australian Open (January, hard courts, Melbourne), Roland Garros, also called the French Open (late May to June, clay, Paris), Wimbledon (late June to July, grass, London) and the US Open (late August to September, hard courts, New York).
No, there are only four. Indian Wells is often nicknamed the "fifth Slam" because of its size, crowds and full field from both tours, but it's a 1000-level event.
Five singles players have won all four in one calendar year: Don Budge (1938), Maureen Connolly (1953), Rod Laver (1962 and 1969), Margaret Court (1970) and Steffi Graf (1988). Many more have won all four across their careers. Carlos Alcaraz completed his at the 2026 Australian Open.
Novak Djokovic holds the men's record with 24 singles titles. Margaret Court also won 24 on the women's side, and Serena Williams holds the Open Era record with 23.
There's no official answer, but players most often point to Roland Garros. Slow red clay and best-of-five-set men's matches make it the most physical major, and it's where Rafael Nadal won a record 14 titles.
The ATP's 2027 calendar has 59 tournaments plus the four Grand Slams, and the WTA's has 55 events. The biggest are the four Slams, nine ATP Masters 1000s, ten WTA 1000s, and the season finals in Turin and Charlotte.
The 2027 season opens on January 1 with the United Cup in Perth and Sydney, followed by Brisbane, Adelaide and Auckland. The Australian Open starts January 17, and the full month-by-month schedule is in the calendar above.
By importance, it goes Grand Slams, the ATP and WTA Finals, then the 1000s, 500s and 250s. By date, the season runs from Australia in January to the Middle East, the Sunshine Double in March, clay in spring, grass in June, North American hard courts in summer, Asia in the fall and the finals in November.
The Nitto ATP Finals are at Inalpi Arena in Turin, Italy, November 14–21. The WTA Finals are at Spectrum Center in Charlotte, North Carolina, November 10–14, the first of three years there.
The ATP runs the men's professional tour and the WTA runs the women's. The Grand Slams are run by their own organizers and include both, and combined events like Indian Wells and Miami put both tours on the same grounds.
Updated October 2026. Dates follow the official 2027 ATP and WTA calendars and are subject to change.