French Open Prize Money Increases to 61.7 Million Euros for 2026

1 million). 6 million). Semifinalists will take home 750,000 euros ($875,000), and first-round losers will receive 87,000 euros ($100,000). In addition to singles, men's and women's doubles winners will earn 600,000 euros ($700,000), and mixed doubles champions will receive 122,000 euros ($140,000).

Play for the French Open is set to begin on May 24 at Roland Garros in western Paris. In 2023, Carlos Alcaraz won the men's singles title, defeating Jannik Sinner, while Coco Gauff claimed the women's singles title by defeating Aryna Sabalenka. Starting in 2024, players will be allowed to wear data-collecting portable devices on court to monitor their physical performances, according to Amelie Mauresmo.

Mauresmo also stated that the tournament will continue to use human line judges instead of electronic line-calling, despite acknowledging their unreliability. She mentioned that discussions regarding the potential for women to play five-set matches and scheduling for evening matches will take place in the future.