Australian Open 2027

The Australian Open 2027 is played at Melbourne Park from 11 January to 31 January 2027: qualifying from Monday 11 January, the main draw from Sunday 17 January, the women's final on Saturday 30 January and the men's final on Sunday 31 January.

Key dates

Qualifying	11 – 14 January
Main draw starts	Sunday 17 January
Quarterfinals	26 – 27 January
Women's semifinals	Thursday 28 January
Men's semifinals	Friday 29 January
Women's final	Saturday 30 January
Men's final	Sunday 31 January

From the tournament's provisional schedule, which it says is subject to change. Roofed courts: Rod Laver Arena, Margaret Court Arena, John Cain Arena. source

Points each player defends

The points from the 2026 Australian Open drop when the 2027 edition counts. The top 32 of the latest official rankings (9 November 2026 and 9 November 2026). A qualifier or a wild card shows the round only: extra rules apply to their points.

ATP

Rank	Player	2026 result	Points
1	Alexander Zverev	Semifinals	800
2	Jannik Sinner	Semifinals	800
3	Carlos Alcaraz	Champion	2,000
4	Ben Shelton	Quarterfinals	400
5	Daniil Medvedev	Round of 16	200
6	Flavio Cobolli	Round of 128	10
7	Arthur Fils	Did not play	0
8	Frances Tiafoe	Round of 32	100
9	Alex de Minaur	Quarterfinals	400
10	Taylor Fritz	Round of 16	200
11	Rafael Jodar	Round of 64 (qualifier)
12	Novak Djokovic	Runner-up	1,300
13	Tommy Paul	Round of 16	200
14	Felix Auger-Aliassime	Round of 128	10
15	Jiri Lehecka	Round of 128	10
16	Jakub Mensik	Round of 16	200
17	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	Round of 32	100
18	Casper Ruud	Round of 16	200
19	Brandon Nakashima	Round of 128	10
20	Francisco Cerundolo	Round of 16	200
21	Luciano Darderi	Round of 16	200
22	Learner Tien	Quarterfinals	400
23	Andrey Rublev	Round of 32	100
24	Karen Khachanov	Round of 32	100
25	Lorenzo Musetti	Quarterfinals	400
26	Alexander Bublik	Round of 16	200
27	Valentin Vacherot	Round of 32	100
28	Alexander Blockx	Round of 128 (qualifier)
29	Tomas Martin Etcheverry	Round of 32	100
30	Hubert Hurkacz	Round of 64	50
31	Alejandro Tabilo	Round of 128	10
32	Ignacio Buse	Did not play	0

WTA

Rank	Player	2026 result	Points
1	Elena Rybakina	Champion	2,000
2	Aryna Sabalenka	Runner-up	1,300
3	Mirra Andreeva	Round of 16	240
4	Coco Gauff	Quarterfinals	430
5	Jessica Pegula	Semifinals	780
6	Elina Svitolina	Semifinals	780
7	Karolina Muchova	Round of 16	240
8	Linda Noskova	Round of 32	130
9	Iga Swiatek	Quarterfinals	430
10	Marta Kostyuk	Round of 128	10
11	Diana Shnaider	Round of 32	130
12	Maja Chwalinska	Did not play	0
13	Iva Jovic	Quarterfinals	430
14	Elise Mertens	Round of 16	240
15	Alexandra Eala	Round of 128	10
16	Sorana Cirstea	Round of 64	70
17	Naomi Osaka	Round of 32	130
18	Leylah Fernandez	Round of 128	10
19	Madison Keys	Round of 16	240
20	Belinda Bencic	Round of 64	70
21	Victoria Mboko	Round of 16	240
22	Qinwen Zheng	Did not play	0
23	Amanda Anisimova	Quarterfinals	430
24	Marie Bouzkova	Round of 64	70
25	Jelena Ostapenko	Round of 64	70
26	Anna Kalinskaya	Round of 32	130
27	Emma Navarro	Round of 128	10
28	Anastasia Potapova	Round of 32	130
29	Maria Sakkari	Round of 64	70
30	Nikola Bartunkova	Round of 32 (qualifier)
31	Ann Li	Round of 64	70
32	Ekaterina Alexandrova	Round of 128	10

Ranking points per round

Round	ATP	WTA
Champion	2,000	2,000
Runner-up	1,300	1,300
Semifinals	800	780
Quarterfinals	400	430
Round of 16	200	240
Round of 32	100	130
Round of 64	50	70
Round of 128	10	10

From the 2026 ATP and WTA rulebooks. ATP · WTA

Draw and entries

Each singles draw has 128 players: 104 direct entries, 8 wild cards and 16 qualifiers, with 32 seeds. Men play best of five sets, women best of three, and a deciding set ends in a 10-point tie-break. source

Entries use the ranking of about six weeks before the tournament; seeds use the ranking of about a week before. The 2026 entry list came out on 9 December 2025. source · 2026

Prize money

The 2027 prize money is not published yet. In 2026 the total was A$111,500,000; per player in singles:

Champion	A$4,150,000
Runner-up	A$2,150,000
Semifinals	A$1,250,000
Quarterfinals	A$750,000
Round of 16	A$480,000
Round of 32	A$327,750
Round of 64	A$225,000
Round of 128	A$150,000

source

Official tickets

On sale through Ticketmaster since 13 August 2026. ticketmaster.com.au/ausopen

The 2026 finals

Carlos Alcaraz beat Novak Djokovic 2-6 6-2 6-3 7-5 on 1 February 2026.source
Elena Rybakina beat Aryna Sabalenka 6-4 4-6 6-4 on 31 January 2026.source

Not published yet

Prize money for 2027 (the 2026 figures are shown below)
The 2027 entry lists
Session start times
The day-by-day order of play beyond the provisional schedule

As read on 11 November 2026 on the official sites; nothing on this page is estimated.