2026 Clay Court Season Calendar: All ATP and WTA Tournaments in Spring Before Roland Garros
With the Miami Open concluded, the initial segment of the 2026 tennis season, contested on outdoor hard courts, has come to an end. Now, the highly anticipated clay court season is upon us. This exciting period features a packed schedule, including three Masters 1000 tournaments (Monte-Carlo, Madrid, Rome), three ATP 500 events (Barcelona, Munich, and Hamburg), and culminates with the prestigious Roland Garros, scheduled from May 24 to June 14.
While some clay court events, such as those in Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, and Chile, took place earlier in February and March, the "official" ATP and WTA clay court season is now fully underway. Several ATP and WTA 250 tournaments commenced this Monday in Bucharest, Houston, Bogotá, and Marrakech.
Below is the comprehensive list of upcoming ATP and WTA clay court tournaments slated from April to June 2026:
ATP, WTA 250 Tournaments
- Tiriac Open, Bucharest (ATP 250) - March 30 - April 5
- Copa Colsanitas, Bogotá (WTA 250) - March 30 - April 5
- U.S. Men's Clay Court Championship, Houston (ATP 250) - March 30 - April 5
- Grand Prix Hassan II, Marrakech (ATP 250) - March 30 - April 5
- Open de Rouen (WTA 250) - April 13-19
- Open de Genève (ATP 250) - April 17 - May 23
- Open du Maroc (WTA 250) - May 18-24
ATP, WTA 500 Tournaments
- Charleston Open (WTA 500) - March 30 - April 5
- Linz Open (WTA 500) - April 5-12
- Barcelona Open (ATP 500) - April 13-19
- Stuttgart Open (WTA 500) - April 13-19
- Munich Open (ATP 500) - April 13-19
- Hamburg Open (ATP 500) - May 6-17
- Internationaux de Strasbourg (WTA 500) - May 18-24
ATP, WTA Masters 1000 Tournaments
- Monte-Carlo Masters (ATP) - April 5-12
- Mutua Madrid Open (ATP, WTA) - April 22 - May 3
- Internazionali BNL d'Italia (ATP, WTA) - May 6-17
Grand Slam
- Roland Garros - May 24 - June 14
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