Tennis Grand Slams
2026

Four tournaments. Three surfaces. January through September.

Past Events

Venues

All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club London, Great Britain Melbourne Park Melbourne, Australia Stade Roland-Garros Paris, France USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center New York, USA

ATP Rankings

#1 Jannik Sinner Italy · 4 Slams #2 Carlos Alcaraz Spain · 7 Slams #3 Alexander Zverev Germany #4 Novak Djokovic Serbia · 24 Slams #5 Felix Auger-Aliassime Canada #6 Ben Shelton USA #7 Taylor Fritz USA #8 Alex de Minaur Australia #9 Daniil Medvedev Russia · 1 Slam #10 Lorenzo Musetti Italy #11 Alexander Bublik Kazakhstan #12 Flavio Cobolli Italy #13 Jiri Lehecka Czech Republic #14 Andrey Rublev Russia #15 Karen Khachanov Russia #16 Valentin Vacherot Monaco #17 Arthur Fils France #18 Tommy Paul USA #19 Cameron Norrie Great Britain #20 Luciano Darderi Italy #21 Learner Tien USA #22 Frances Tiafoe USA #23 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina Spain #24 Arthur Rinderknech France #25 Casper Ruud Norway #26 Tomas Martin Etcheverry Argentina #27 Francisco Cerundolo Argentina #28 Jakub Mensik Czech Republic #29 Joao Fonseca Brazil #30 Corentin Moutet France #31 Tallon Griekspoor Netherlands #32 Brandon Nakashima USA #33 Ugo Humbert France #34 Rafael Jodar Spain #35 Alejandro Tabilo Chile #36 Alexander Blockx Belgium #37 Denis Shapovalov Canada #38 Jaume Munar Spain #39 Zizou Bergs Belgium #40 Holger Rune Denmark #41 Tomas Machac Czech Republic #42 Alex Michelsen USA #43 Sebastian Korda USA #44 Mariano Navone Argentina #45 Adrian Mannarino France #46 Gabriel Diallo Canada #47 Marin Cilic Croatia · 1 Slam #48 Ethan Quinn USA #49 Fabian Marozsan Hungary #50 Jack Draper Great Britain

WTA Rankings

#1 Aryna Sabalenka Belarus · 4 Slams #2 Elena Rybakina Kazakhstan · 2 Slams #3 Iga Swiatek Poland · 6 Slams #4 Coco Gauff USA · 2 Slams #5 Jessica Pegula USA #6 Amanda Anisimova USA #7 Mirra Andreeva Russia #8 Jasmine Paolini Italy #9 Victoria Mboko Canada #10 Elina Svitolina Ukraine #11 Karolina Muchova Czech Republic #12 Belinda Bencic Switzerland #13 Linda Noskova Czech Republic #14 Ekaterina Alexandrova Russia #15 Marta Kostyuk Ukraine #16 Naomi Osaka Japan · 4 Slams #17 Iva Jovic USA #18 Clara Tauson Denmark #19 Madison Keys USA #20 Diana Shnaider Russia #21 Liudmila Samsonova Russia #22 Elise Mertens Belgium #23 Leylah Fernandez Canada #24 Anna Kalinskaya Russia #25 Hailey Baptiste USA #26 Marie Bouzkova Czech Republic #27 Sorana Cirstea Romania #28 Jaqueline Cristian Romania #29 Ann Li USA #30 Emma Raducanu Great Britain · 1 Slam #31 Cristina Bucsa Spain #32 Qinwen Zheng China #33 Xinyu Wang China #34 Maya Joint Australia #35 Emma Navarro USA #36 Jelena Ostapenko Latvia · 1 Slam #37 Sara Bejlek Czech Republic #38 Anastasia Potapova Russia #39 Katerina Siniakova Czech Republic #40 Janice Tjen Indonesia #41 Elisabetta Cocciaretto Italy #42 Alexandra Eala Philippines #43 Lois Boisson France #44 Marketa Vondrousova Czech Republic · 1 Slam #45 Magdalena Frech Poland #46 Laura Siegemund Germany #47 Maria Sakkari Greece #48 Tereza Valentova Czech Republic #49 Peyton Stearns USA #50 McCartney Kessler USA

Frequently Asked Questions

When are the Grand Slams in 2026?

Australian Open: January 18 - February 1. Roland-Garros: May 24 - June 7. Wimbledon: June 29 - July 12. US Open: August 30 - September 13.

What time do matches start?

Start times vary by tournament. Day sessions typically begin at 11:00 local time, with night sessions starting between 19:00 and 20:15 local time. All times on this page are automatically converted to your local timezone.

What surfaces are used at the Grand Slams?

Australian Open: Hard court (GreenSet). Roland-Garros: Clay. Wimbledon: Grass. US Open: Hard court (Laykold). Each surface plays differently and favors different styles of tennis.