Monte-Carlo Masters 2026: Tournament Summary

Tournament Overview

The 2026 Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters concluded on Sunday, April 12, 2026. Held at the Monte-Carlo Country Club in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin — just metres from the Monaco border — it is one of the oldest and most prestigious events on the ATP Tour.

For full results, match statistics, and draw information from the 2026 edition, visit the official tournament website or ATP Tour.

Tournament Format

The Monte-Carlo Masters follows ATP Masters 1000 format:

Qualifying Rounds (first 2–3 days)

• Qualifying draws precede the main draw
• Players compete for the final main draw spots
• Typically 3 rounds of qualifying

Main Draw (days 4–9)

• 64-player single elimination bracket
• Top 16 seeds receive a first-round bye
• Rounds: first round → second round → quarterfinals → semifinals → final

Final (Sunday, final day)

• Best-of-three sets
• Played on Centre Court (Court Rainier III, capacity ~10,200)

The Venue

The Monte-Carlo Country Club is one of the most distinctive venues in professional tennis. Set on a clifftop overlooking the Mediterranean, it hosts the tournament on red clay courts. Centre Court seats approximately 10,200 spectators.

The venue is technically located in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, France, not in Monaco itself — though it is just a short walk from the Monaco border. During tournament week, shuttle buses operate from central Monaco to the venue. On foot from Larvotto, the walk takes around 15 minutes via the coastal path.

Key Information

Tournament tier: ATP Masters 1000 — second-highest category in men's professional tennis after the Grand Slams. The winner receives 1,000 ranking points.

Clay court significance: The Monte-Carlo Masters is the first major clay-court event of the European spring season and a key preparation tournament for the French Open (Roland Garros).

History: First held in 1897, making it one of the oldest professional tennis tournaments in the world.

For the 2027 Edition

The Monte-Carlo Masters takes place every year in April at the Monte-Carlo Country Club. Tickets for future editions are sold through the official website at montecarlotennismasters.com, generally opening 8–12 weeks before the event.

For all ticket categories, session passes, and hospitality options, check the official ticketing page.