The 2026 ATP Tour season is shaped by the continued rollout of the “OneVision” strategic plan that began a few years ago. This year focuses on expanding the scale of top-tier events, improving player welfare and streamlining the global calendar to provide better flow between continents among other things.
Main Changes from Previous Years
Expanded Masters 1000 Formats: Seven of the nine ATP Masters 1000 tournaments (Indian Wells, Miami, Madrid, Rome, Montreal, Cincinnati and Shanghai) will now feature the 12-day format. This provides a more “Grand Slam-like” atmosphere with larger draws and more rest days for players.
New Extreme Heat Rule: For the first time, a standardised heat policy will be enforced across all ATP events. If the heat index (WBGT) hits 30.1°C, players can request a 10-minute cooling break. If it exceeds 32.2°C, outdoor play will be suspended.
Calendar Shifts: Estoril (image on top) returns to the calendar as a 250-level event in July.
Marseille moves from its traditional February slot to October and will be played in Lyon instead.
Stockholm ATP event shifts from October to November.
Metz has been removed from the 2026 schedule.
Increased Recovery Time: There is now a three-week break between Wimbledon and the Canadian Open, giving players a longer transition period from grass to North American hard courts.
ATP Stockholm, now in November
2026 Full Season Schedule – ATP Tour
Q1: The Road to Melbourne and The Sunshine Double
Read also our preview for the start of the 2026 season.
Dates
Tournament
Level
Surface
Jan 2 – 11
United Cup (Perth/Sydney)
Team
Hard
Jan 5 – 11
Brisbane International & Hong Kong Open
ATP 250
Hard
Jan 12 – 17
Adelaide International & ASB Classic (Auckland)
ATP 250
Hard
Jan 18 – Feb 1
Australian Open
Grand Slam
Hard
Feb 2 – 8
Open Occitanie (Montpellier)
ATP 250
Hard (i)
Feb 9 – 15
Dallas Open & Rotterdam Open
ATP 500
Hard (i)
Feb 9 – 15
Argentina Open (Buenos Aires)
ATP 250
Clay
Feb 16 – 22
Rio Open & Qatar Open (Doha)
ATP 500
Clay / Hard
Feb 16 – 22
Delray Beach Open
ATP 250
Hard
Feb 23 – Mar 1
Acapulco & Dubai
ATP 500
Hard
Feb 23 – Mar 1
Chile Open (Santiago)
ATP 250
Clay
Mar 4 – 15
Indian Wells Open
Masters 1000
Hard
Mar 18 – 29
Miami Open
Masters 1000
Hard
Q2: The European Clay Swing
Dates
Tournament
Level
Surface
Mar 30 – Apr 5
Houston, Marrakech, & Bucharest
ATP 250
Clay
Apr 5 – 12
Monte-Carlo Masters
Masters 1000
Clay
Apr 13 – 19
Barcelona Open & Munich (BMW Open)
ATP 500
Clay
Apr 22 – May 3
Madrid Open
Masters 1000
Clay
May 6 – 17
Italian Open (Rome)
Masters 1000
Clay
May 17 – 23
Hamburg Open
ATP 500
Clay
May 17 – 23
Geneva Open
ATP 250
Clay
May 24 – Jun 7
Roland Garros
Grand Slam
Clay
Q3: Grass Courts and North American Hard Courts
Dates
Tournament
Level
Surface
Jun 8 – 14
Stuttgart (BOSS Open) & ‘s-Hertogenbosch
ATP 250
Grass
Jun 15 – 21
Halle Open & London (Queen’s Club)
ATP 500
Grass
Jun 21 – 27
Mallorca Championships & Eastbourne
ATP 250
Grass
Jun 29 – Jul 12
WIMBLEDON
Grand Slam
Grass
Jul 13 – 19
Bastad, Gstaad, & Umag
ATP 250
Clay
Jul 20 – 26
Kitzbühel & Estoril Open
ATP 250
Clay
Jul 27 – Aug 2
Washington (Mubadala Citi DC Open)
ATP 500
Hard
Jul 27 – Aug 2
Los Cabos Open
ATP 250
Hard
Aug 2 – 12
Canadian Open (Montreal)
Masters 1000
Hard
Aug 13 – 23
Cincinnati Open
Masters 1000
Hard
Aug 23 – 29
Winston-Salem Open
ATP 250
Hard
Aug 31 – Sep 13
US OPEN
Grand Slam
Hard
Q4: The Asian Swing and The Indoor Finale
Dates
Tournament
Level
Surface
Sept 23 – 29
Chengdu Open & Hangzhou Open
ATP 250
Hard
Sept 25 – 27
Laver Cup (London)
Team
Hard (i)
Sept 30 – Oct 6
China Open (Beijing) & Japan Open (Tokyo)
ATP 500
Hard
Oct 7 – 18
Shanghai Masters
Masters 1000
Hard
Oct 19 – 25
Almaty, Brussels, & Lyon
ATP 250
Hard (i)
Oct 26 – Nov 1
Swiss Indoors (Basel) & Vienna
ATP 500
Hard (i)
Nov 2 – 9
Paris Masters
Masters 1000
Hard (i)
Nov 8 – 14
Belgrade Open & Stockholm Open
ATP 250
Hard (i)
Nov 15 – 22
Nitto ATP Finals (Turin)
Season Finale
Hard (i)
Let us know in the comments, which tournaments you will be visiting the coming year.
