Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters 2027
The Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters returns from 3 to 11 April 2027 at the Monte-Carlo Country Club for nine days of elite clay-court tennis overlooking the Mediterranean. One of the most prestigious events of the European spring tennis season, the tournament combines top-level competition with one of the most distinctive settings in international sport. Its location on the slopes above Monaco gives spectators views across the courts and the sea while placing the event within easy reach of the Principality.
2027 tournament dates
The 2027 edition runs from Saturday 3 April through Sunday 11 April. The official tournament schedule begins with qualifying and develops through the first, second and third rounds, quarter-finals, semi-finals and the singles and doubles finals. The Monte-Carlo Country Club opens to the public from 9:30 am each morning, while on-site ticket desks open from 9:00 am for a limited number of same-day tickets, subject to availability.
Saturday 3 April
The tournament opens with qualifying from 11:00 am, with 14 matches scheduled. This first day offers a broad programme across the venue and is a good opportunity to see a large number of players competing for places in the main draw.
Sunday 4 April
Qualifying continues alongside the opening matches of the first round. Play begins from 11:00 am, with 13 matches scheduled across the courts.
Monday 5 April
The first round continues from 11:00 am, with 17 matches planned. As the main draw settles into its rhythm, spectators can expect a full day of singles and doubles action around the club.
Tuesday 6 April
First- and second-round matches are scheduled from 11:00 am, with 16 matches listed by the tournament. This is typically one of the busiest days of the week, with competition moving quickly through the draw.
Wednesday 7 April
The second round continues from 11:00 am, with 17 matches on the official schedule. By this stage of the tournament, leading seeds and established clay-court specialists are increasingly likely to feature on the main show courts.
Thursday 8 April
The third round begins from 11:00 am, with 12 matches scheduled. The field is now significantly reduced and each match has a direct impact on the quarter-final line-up.
Friday 9 April
Quarter-final day starts from 11:00 am, with eight matches scheduled. It is one of the key competitive stages of the tournament, with the singles and doubles draws approaching their decisive weekend.
Saturday 10 April
Semi-final Saturday begins with the first doubles match from 11:00 am. The first singles semi-final is scheduled not before 1:30 pm, followed by the second singles semi-final not before 3:30 pm, with the second doubles semi-final to follow. Four matches are scheduled in total.
Sunday 11 April
Finals day concludes the tournament. The doubles final is scheduled for 12:00 pm, followed by the singles final at 3:00 pm. The published programme is subject to change, so spectators should always verify the latest daily order of play before travelling.
The Monte-Carlo Country Club experience
The Monte-Carlo Country Club is an integral part of the tournament’s identity. The main courts are arranged on a steep coastal site with dramatic Mediterranean views, creating a more intimate atmosphere than many larger tennis venues. The principal show court, Court Rainier III, is the focal point for the biggest matches, while additional courts host a dense programme throughout the earlier rounds. The official ticketing platform also provides virtual views of the venue to help spectators compare seating sections before booking.
Tickets and hospitality
Official ticket sales for the 2027 edition are managed by the tournament. Priority sales for eligible 2026 buyers are scheduled to open on 1 October 2026, with general public sales opening on 15 October 2026. Ticket options include daily tickets and multi-day products, while the tournament also offers a range of hospitality packages combining premium seating with dining and additional services. Availability and prices vary by day and package, so visitors should use the official ticketing platform and avoid unofficial resale channels where possible.
Planning your visit
The tournament provides dedicated practical information covering access routes, parking, shuttle buses, stadium maps, restaurants and nearby accommodation. Because the event attracts large crowds and parking near the venue is limited, planning transport in advance is strongly recommended. Visitors arriving from Monaco or neighbouring areas should review the official access instructions shortly before their chosen day, especially if using a car.
Food and services
Food and beverage outlets are available within the tournament site. Spectators may also bring certain food and drinks, but the organiser publishes restrictions on prohibited items, including specific containers and utensils. Checking the current security rules in advance can prevent delays at the entrance.
Accessibility
The Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters offers specific procedures for spectators with disabilities, including adapted seating subject to availability. Requests must be made through the tournament’s dedicated process and may require supporting documentation. The organiser also provides information on reserved parking arrangements and connections from public car parks using Monaco’s transport network.
Why this is a Monaco big event
The Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters is one of Monaco’s major annual international sporting events. Its combination of world-class tennis, historic prestige, luxury hospitality and a spectacular coastal setting attracts visitors from across Europe and beyond. For spectators, it offers the chance to experience a major professional tennis tournament in a venue that is closely associated with the identity of Monaco and the Mediterranean spring season.
Important: match schedules, court assignments and timings may change because of weather, match duration or tournament operations. Check the official Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters website for the latest order of play, ticket availability and practical information before your visit.
