Masters 1000Clay

Monte-Carlo

Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters 2026

Location

Monte-Carlo, Monaco

Dates

Apr 5 – Apr 13

Prize Money

€5,950,000

Draw Size

56 Singles / 24 Doubles

Prize Money Breakdown

RoundSingles
Winner€945,925
Runner-up€508,085
Semifinal€277,070

Ticket Prices

RoundSectionPrice Range
QualificationGeneral€35€35
R32General€40€45
QuarterfinalGeneral€52€55
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Recent Champions

YearSingles ChampionDoubles Champions
2025Jannik Sinner
2024Stefanos Tsitsipas

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Venue & Equipment

Venue
Monte-Carlo Country Club
Surface
Clay (Outdoor)
Ball
DunlopDunlop Fort Clay Court
Ranking Points (W)
1000
Established
1897

Typical Weather

16°C

Avg Temp

68%

Humidity

58mm

Rain

Mediterranean climate, mild spring weather, stunning coastal setting.

The Trophy

A distinctive silver trophy resembling a tennis racket with elaborate detailing.

Ownership

Zeljko Franulovic / Monegasque Tennis Federation

Held at the Monte-Carlo Country Club overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.

Est. Appearance Fees

TOP 5€500,000 €800,000

* Estimated ranges based on industry reporting. Actual fees are confidential.

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Fan Guide

Grounds Pass Available€20–€55

What's Included

  • All outer courts
  • Monte-Carlo practice facilities
  • Terrace viewing areas
  • Riviera views from all angles

Not Included

  • Court Central (Rainier III)

Pro Tips

Monte-Carlo is the most scenic tennis venue on earth. Even with a grounds pass, you'll catch breathtaking views of Monaco harbour and the Mediterranean on every outer court. Clay season opens here — players returning from hard-court swings need time to find their footing, making for surprising early rounds.