The Monte-Carlo Masters 2027 Programme
Nine days, three courts, a final weekend that builds in intensity and a gala dinner on the Saturday evening: the tournament week, day by day.
Last updated 6 October 2026 · 4 min read
The Monte-Carlo Masters 2027 is played from Saturday 3 to Sunday 11 April. The site opens each day at 9.30am. Qualifying takes up the first weekend, the Sunday also being Children's Day; the main draw is then contested on Court Rainier III, the Court des Princes and the Court Elizabeth-Ann de Massy. Friday 9 April is quarter-final day, Saturday 10 is given over to the singles and doubles semi-finals, and on Sunday 11 April the doubles final is played at 12 noon and the singles final at 3pm. On the Saturday evening, the Grande Nuit du Tennis, a dinner and show held every year since 1992, takes place in the Salle des Étoiles du Sporting Monte-Carlo.
The first weekend: qualifying
On Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 April, qualifying decides the last entrants to the main draw. It is the calmest moment of the tournament: you move around freely, discover the site, get your bearings. The Sunday of qualifying is Children's Day, which the organiser devotes each year to the youngest.
For a first visit with the family, or to discover the Country Club without the crowds of the final weekend, these two days are often the right answer.
Monday to Thursday: the main draw on three courts
The early rounds are played on the three competition courts. Court Rainier III hosts the headline matches; the Court des Princes and the Court Elizabeth-Ann de Massy, more intimate, let you see the players very close up. With a centre-court ticket, the organiser allows you to add a ticket for a second court on the same day at a preferential rate.
These are the days with many matches, and those on which a hospitality package is enjoyed in full: lunch on site, a match in the afternoon, the return at the end of the day.
The final weekend: quarter-finals, semi-finals, final
On Friday 9 April, the quarter-finals; on Saturday 10, the singles and doubles semi-finals; on Sunday 11, the doubles final at 12 noon, then the singles final at 3pm, according to the programme published for 2027. Everything is then played on Court Rainier III.
These are the days in greatest demand. In 2026, some centre-court categories were available for those days only through a multi-day pass: we check the right combination with you as soon as ticket sales open.
| Day | On the courts | Away from the courts |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday 3 April | Qualifying | Arrival, a first dinner in Monte-Carlo |
| Sunday 4 April | Qualifying; Children's Day | A day with the family |
| Monday 5 – Thursday 8 April | Main draw on the three courts | Lunches on site, evenings on the Riviera |
| Friday 9 April | Quarter-finals | Dinner in Monaco |
| Saturday 10 April | Singles and doubles semi-finals | Grande Nuit du Tennis, from 8.30pm |
| Sunday 11 April | Doubles final at 12 noon, singles final at 3pm | Departure at the end of the day |
The Grande Nuit du Tennis
Held every year since 1992, the Grande Nuit du Tennis is the tournament's dinner and show. In 2027, it will take place on Saturday 10 April, from 8.30pm, in the Salle des Étoiles du Sporting Monte-Carlo. The organiser asks for evening dress and a dark suit.
Places are sold by the organiser's ticket office, subject to availability, and cannot be resold. We source them on request, origin and conditions confirmed, and arrange the rest of the evening: chauffeur, attire, return.
Around the courts: the Riviera in April
April on the coast is the season before the season: terraces reopening, a sea still cool, long days. Between two days of tennis, a morning at sea, lunch in the hills of Èze, a stroll in Menton or a spa treatment shape the week.
In the evening, Monte-Carlo offers its tables and its bars; a reservation at the houses in greatest demand should be made early for the final weekend. We coordinate them with the order of play.
Key points
Qualifying on the first weekend, the main draw during the week, quarter-finals on Friday 9, semi-finals on Saturday 10, the final on Sunday 11 April 2027 at 3pm; the Grande Nuit du Tennis on the Saturday evening. TGZ Conciergerie, an independent house with no affiliation to the S.M.E.T.T. or the ATP, and no official status whatsoever, composes the week around the programme, on quotation.
Frequently asked questions
At 9.30am, on every day of the tournament, according to the organiser. The order of play is set day by day; we pass it on to you as soon as it is published, with the recommended departure time.
On Sunday 11 April 2027: the doubles final at 12 noon, the singles final at 3pm, according to the programme published for 2027.
The early days of the main draw, from Monday to Thursday, when all three courts are in play at the same time. The final weekend is concentrated on the centre court.
The tournament's dinner and show, held every year since 1992 in the Salle des Étoiles du Sporting Monte-Carlo, on the Saturday evening of the semi-finals — 10 April 2027 from 8.30pm. Places are sold by the organiser, subject to availability.
Evening dress and a dark suit, according to the organiser. For tournament days, the organiser publishes no code; smart daywear is customary in a box and in hospitality.
A day devoted to the youngest, held every year on the Sunday of qualifying — Sunday 4 April in 2027. Children under five enter free of charge with an adult, without an allocated seat.
No. TGZ Conciergerie is an independent house, with no affiliation to the S.M.E.T.T. or the ATP, and no official status whatsoever. We compose the week around the published programme, without reselling any ticket.
Take it further
Your week, set to the programme
Tell us the days that matter to you — early rounds, final weekend, Grande Nuit du Tennis: we compose seats or hospitality sourced on request, accommodation, chauffeur and evenings, on quotation.