2024 ATP Calendar: dates, locations, and current champions

This 2024 ATP Calendar year has already had numerous tennis results as players strive to clinch various titles. In January, the tennis world tuned into the Australian Open as it kicked off the start of the ATP season with Jannik Sinner becoming champion of the 2024 edition of the competition in an epic comeback over Daniil Medvedev. The 22-year-old clinched his first Grand Slam title at the Australian Open and is one of the youngest leading stars on the ATP Tour as he achieved the No. 2 ranking following his Miami Open title in March 2024.

In addition to the first Grand Slam of the 2024 ATP Calendar year, other tournaments have also been played since the start of the season. This year, there is an added layer of excitement in the tennis world as the Summer Olympic Games will be hosted in Paris, bringing together some of tennis’ greatest stars.

In total, there are four Grand Slams played each year: the Australian Open in January, Roland Garros in May, Wimbledon in June, and the U.S. Open in August.

365Scores has prepared a calendar for you to stay up-to-date with the dates, locations, and current champions of the upcoming and previous tournaments in the 2024 ATP Calendar year.

What are the next tournaments in the 2024 ATP Calendar?

Dates	Tournament	Location	Current Champion
07/04 – 14/04	Monte-Carlo Masters	Monte-Carlo, Monaco	Andrey Rublev
15/04 – 21/04	BMW Open	Munich, Germany	Holger Rune
15/04 – 21/04	Barcelona Open	Barcelona, Spain	Carlos Alcaraz
15/04 – 21/04	Bucharest Open	Bucharest, Romania	–
24/04 – 05/05	Madrid Open	Madrid, Spain	Carlos Alcaraz
08/05 – 19/05	Internazionali BNL d’Italia	Rome, Italy	Daniil Medvedev
19/05 – 25/05	Geneva Open	Geneva, Switzerland	Nicolas Jarry
19/05 – 25/05	Lyon Open	Lyon, France	Arthur Fils
26/05 – 9/06	Roland Garros	Paris, France	Novak Djokovic
10/06 – 16/06	Stuttgart Open	Stuttgart, Germany	Frances Tiafoe
10/06 – 16/06	Libema Open	‘s-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands	Tallon Griekspoor
17/06 – 23/06	Halle Open	Halle, Germany	Alexander Bublik
17/06 – 23/06	Queen’s Club	London, England	Carlos Alcaraz
23/06 – 29/06	Mallorca Championships	Mallorca, Spain	Christopher Eubanks
24/06 – 29/06	Eastbourne International	Eastbourne, England	Francisco Cerundolo
01/07 – 14/07	Wimbledon	London, England	Carlos Alcaraz
14/07 – 21/07	Swedish Open	Bastad, Sweden	Andrey Rublev
15/07 – 21/07	Swiss Open Gstaad	Gstaad, Switzerland	Pedro Cachin
15/07 – 21/07	Hall of Fame Open	Newport, United States	Adrian Mannarino
15/07 – 21/07	Hamburg European Open	Hamburg, Germany	Alexander Zverev
21/07 – 27/07	Croatia Open	Umag, Croatia	Alexei Popyrin
21/07 – 27/07	Austrian Open Kitzbühel	Kitzbühel, Austria	Sebastián Baéz
22/07 – 28/07	Atlanta Open	Atlanta, United States	Taylor Fritz
26/07 – 05/08	Paris Olympic Games	Paris, France	Alexander Zverev
29/07 – 04/08	Mubadala Citi DC Open	Washington, D.C., United States	Daniel Evans
06/08 – 12/08	National Bank Open	Montreal, Canada	Jannik Sinner
12/08 – 19/08	Cincinnati Open	Cincinnati, United States	Novak Djokovic
18/08 – 24/08	Winston-Salem Open	Winston-Salem, United States	Sebastian Baez
26/08 – 08/09	U.S. Open	New York, United States	Novak Djokovic
18/09 – 24/09	Chengdu Open	Chengdu, China	Alexander Zverev
18/09 – 24/09	Zhuhai Championships	Zhuhai, China	Karen Khachanov
25/09 – 01/10	Japan Open	Tokyo, Japan	Ben Shelton
26/09 – 02/10	China Open	Beijing, China	Jannik Sinner
02/10 – 13/10	Shanghai Masters	Shanghai, China	Hubert Hurkacz
14/10 – 20/10	Nordic Open	Stockholm, Sweden	Gael Monfils
14/10 – 20/10	European Open	Antwerp, Belgium	Alexander Bublik
14/10 – 20/10	Almaty Open	Almaty, Kazakhstan	Adrian Mannarino
21/10 – 27/10	Vienna Open	Vienna, Austria	Jannik Sinner
21/10 – 27/10	Swiss Indoors	Basel, Switzerland	Felix Auger-Aliassime
28/10 – 03/11	Paris Masters	Paris, France	Novak Djokovic
03/11 – 09/11	Gijón Open	Gijón, Spain	Andrey Rublev
03/11 – 09/11	Moselle Open	Metz, France	Ugo Humbert
10/11 – 17/11	Nitto ATP Finals	Turin, Italy	Novak Djokovic
18/12 – 22/12	Next Gen ATP Finals	Jeddah, Saudi Arabia	Hamad Medjedovic

Tennis results of tournaments that have already taken place in the 2024 ATP Calendar year:

Dates	Tournament	Location	Current Champion
08/01 – 13/01	Adelaide International	Adelaide, Australia	Jiri Lehecka
14/01 – 28/01	Australian Open	Melbourne, Australia	Jannik Sinner
29/01 – 04/02	Open Sud de France	Montpellier, France	Alexander Bublik
05/02 – 11/02	Cordoba Open	Cordoba, Argentina	Luciano Darderi
05/02 – 11/02	Open 13 Provence	Marseille, France	Ugo Humbert
05/02 – 11/02	Dallas Open	Dallas, United States	Tommy Paul
12/02 – 18/02	Rotterdam Open	Rotterdam, Netherlands	Jannik Sinner
12/02 – 18/02	Delray Beach Open	Delray Beach, United States	Taylor Fritz
12/02 – 18/02	Argentina Open	Buenos Aires, Argentina	Facundo Diaz Acosta
19/02 – 24/02	Qatar Open	Doha, Qatar	Karen Khachanov
19/02 – 24/02	Los Cabos Open	Los Cabos, Mexico	Jordan Thompson
19/02 – 25/02	Rio Open	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	Sebastian Baez
26/02 – 02/03	Dubai Tennis Championships	Dubai, United Arab Emirates	Ugo Humbert
26/02 – 03/03	Chile Open	Santiago, Chile	Sebastian Baez
26/02 – 02/03	Mexican Open	Acapulco, Mexico	Alex de Minaur
06/03 – 17/03	Indian Wells	Indian Wells, United States	Carlos Alcaraz
20/03 – 31/03	Miami Open	Miami, United States	Jannik Sinner
01/04 – 07/04	Grand Prix Hassan II	Marrakech, Morocco	Matteo Berrettini
01/04- 07/04	US Men’s Clay Court Championship	Houston, United States	Ben Shelton
01/04 – 07/04	Estoril Open	Estoril, Portugal	Hubert Hurkacz

With young stars such as Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz, and Holger Rune leading the ATP Tour in the top seven ATP rankings, it will be interesting to see how the rest of the 2024 ATP calendar year plays out and if these young emerging stars can beat tennis greats like Novak Djokovic, Daniil Medvedev, and Grigor Dimitrov.

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