The provisional tour calendar is set: French Open will take place

As the world tennis association ITF and the professional tours ATP and WTA announced on Wednesday, the highlight of the clay court season in Paris will be postponed for the second time and this time by another week; the game will now be played in Roland Garros from September 27th to October 11th. The second Grand Slam tournament usually begins at the end of May. The French association (FFT) said it remains unclear whether the French Open will take place in front of spectators. In an “effort to act responsibly,” they are now “working with the French government to prepare for the tournament and establish appropriate measures to ensure the health and safety of everyone present. All options are being considered.” It starts on August 14th According to the revised provisional calendar, the men are scheduled to return to the court on August 14th with the hard court tournament in Washington after a good five-month Corona interruption; the women will pick up the racket from August 3rd at the WTA tournament in Palermo/Italy. The US Open in New York is on the program from August 31st to September 13th, and the Masters tournament, which is usually held in Cincinnati, will also take place at the facility in Flushing Meadows from August 22nd. After the start of the US Open, the men's tour plan includes the clay court tournament in Kitzbühel/Austria (from September 8th) as well as the Masters events in Madrid (from September 13th) and Rome (from September 20th) before the Clay court season is at its peak in Paris. “A further update of the calendar on what will happen after Roland Garros is expected in mid-July,” said ATP Europe boss David Massey.

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The provisional tour calendar is set: French Open will take place

One day after the US Open, this year's French Open has also been confirmed. This is the provisional calendar for the tennis professionals.

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