Calendrier du Masters Monte-Carlo

The 2027 Monte-Carlo Masters is played at the Monte-Carlo Country Club from 3 to 11 April. Matches take place across two show courts — Court Rainier III (centre court) and Court des Princes. Each court requires a separate ticket.

Ordre du jour du jour

The order of play is published each evening for the following day. Once the tournament is underway, the full match schedule per court will appear here — come back daily for updates.

Court Rainier III centre court Monte-Carlo Masters
Cour Rainier III
Centre court · ~10,500 capacity · Main draw from R1 · All QF / SF / Final
Today’s matches
The match schedule for Court Rainier III will be posted here each morning once the tournament is underway.

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Court des Princes Monte-Carlo Country Club
Cour des Princes
Second show court · 1st round through quarterfinals · Singles & doubles
Today’s matches
The match schedule for Court des Princes will be posted here each morning once the tournament is underway.

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Tournament dates

Jour Date 2027 Manche
Admissibilité 3 avril Admissibilité
Jour 1 4 avril 1er tour
Jour 2 5 avril 1er tour
Jour 3 6 avril 1er et 2e tour
Jour 4 7 avril 2e tour
Jour 5 8 avril Ronde des 16
Jour 6 9 avril Quarts de finale
Jour 7 10 avril Demi-finales
Jour 8 11 avril Finale

How the order of play works

Court Rainier III carries the headline matches throughout the draw, and from the quarterfinals onward it’s the only show court in use. Court des Princes runs alongside it from qualifying through the quarterfinals, mixing singles and doubles, and often featuring seeded players before they move over to the centre court in the second week.

Match assignments are confirmed by the tournament the evening before. There’s no roof on either show court: wet weather shifts the schedule, and clay courts take time to drain after rain.

Which day should you attend?

The qualifying and opening rounds are the most accessible entry points. Court des Princes in the early rounds routinely features seeded players in close-up, before those same players move to Court Rainier III. The quarterfinals mark a step change once the draw narrows to eight, and everything from there to the final plays out on the centre court.

Monte-Carlo in April is typically 16 to 20°C, well suited to a full day at the club.