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The 2026 French Open is underway as the second Grand Slam of the year takes centre-stage, and as always, there is plenty of cash up for grabs.
The overall prize pot has significantly increased from last year’s with over ÂŁ50million available across the whole tournament – a new record for the French Open.
However, Carlos Alcaraz won’t be claiming any of that with the Spaniard ruled out through injury, meaning he can’t defend his trophy.
But Coco Gauff will be there to try and make it back-to-back Women’s Singles titles on the clay of Roland Garros.
Here, talkSPORT.com takes a look at how the prize money breaks down.
French Open 2026: Prize money
As opposed to 2025, there is a total prize pot ÂŁ53.7million on offer.
This is up by nearly ÂŁ6m from last year’s pot of ÂŁ47.5m.
As with all Grand Slams, the women and men take home equal pay, and for two lucky winners, that will be some fee.
That is because the winner’s share has increased by 9.8 per cent, working out as ÂŁ2.43m each.
This was ÂŁ2.1m last year, so it’s a marked increase.
But the major increases come as you drop down the tournament, with all of those going out in the first round claiming 11.5 per cent more than 2025.
Runners-up in the Singles get ÂŁ1.2m and semi-finalists are walking home nearly ÂŁ650,000 richer.
In the doubles, the money is lower, but the winning pairs in the men’s and women’s still claim ÂŁ519,000.
French Open 2026: Prize money breakdown
Singles
- Winner: ÂŁ2,400,000
- Runner-up: ÂŁ1,200,000
- Semi-finalist: ÂŁ649,520
- Quarter-finalist: ÂŁ407,030
- Fourth round: ÂŁ246,820
- Third round: ÂŁ161,950
- Second round: ÂŁ112,580
- First round: ÂŁ75,340
French Open 2026: Schedule
- Sunday, May 24 to Tuesday, May 26 – Men’s and women’s singles first round
- Wednesday, May 27 to Thursday, May 28 – Men’s and women’s singles second round
- Friday, May 29 to Saturday, May 30 – Men’s and women’s singles third round
- Sunday, May 31 to Monday, June 1 – Men’s and women’s singles fourth round
- Tuesday, June 2 to Wednesday, June 3 – Men’s and women’s singles quarter-finals
- Thursday, June 4 – Women’s singles semi-finals
- Friday, June 5 – Men’s singles semi-finals
- Saturday, June 6 – Women’s singles final
- Sunday, June 7 – Men’s singles final
The 2026 French Open is underway as the second Grand Slam of the year takes centre-stage, and as always, there is plenty of cash up for grabs.
The overall prize pot has significantly increased from last year’s with over ÂŁ50million available across the whole tournament – a new record for the French Open.
However, Carlos Alcaraz won’t be claiming any of that with the Spaniard ruled out through injury, meaning he can’t defend his trophy.
But Coco Gauff will be there to try and make it back-to-back Women’s Singles titles on the clay of Roland Garros.
Here, talkSPORT.com takes a look at how the prize money breaks down.
French Open 2026: Prize money
As opposed to 2025, there is a total prize pot ÂŁ53.7million on offer.
This is up by nearly ÂŁ6m from last year’s pot of ÂŁ47.5m.
As with all Grand Slams, the women and men take home equal pay, and for two lucky winners, that will be some fee.
That is because the winner’s share has increased by 9.8 per cent, working out as ÂŁ2.43m each.
This was ÂŁ2.1m last year, so it’s a marked increase.
But the major increases come as you drop down the tournament, with all of those going out in the first round claiming 11.5 per cent more than 2025.
Runners-up in the Singles get ÂŁ1.2m and semi-finalists are walking home nearly ÂŁ650,000 richer.
In the doubles, the money is lower, but the winning pairs in the men’s and women’s still claim ÂŁ519,000.
French Open 2026: Prize money breakdown
Singles
- Winner: ÂŁ2,400,000
- Runner-up: ÂŁ1,200,000
- Semi-finalist: ÂŁ649,520
- Quarter-finalist: ÂŁ407,030
- Fourth round: ÂŁ246,820
- Third round: ÂŁ161,950
- Second round: ÂŁ112,580
- First round: ÂŁ75,340
French Open 2026: Schedule
- Sunday, May 24 to Tuesday, May 26 – Men’s and women’s singles first round
- Wednesday, May 27 to Thursday, May 28 – Men’s and women’s singles second round
- Friday, May 29 to Saturday, May 30 – Men’s and women’s singles third round
- Sunday, May 31 to Monday, June 1 – Men’s and women’s singles fourth round
- Tuesday, June 2 to Wednesday, June 3 – Men’s and women’s singles quarter-finals
- Thursday, June 4 – Women’s singles semi-finals
- Friday, June 5 – Men’s singles semi-finals
- Saturday, June 6 – Women’s singles final
- Sunday, June 7 – Men’s singles final
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| ✍️ Autor: | Jack Cunningham |
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