THE first half of the 2022 ATP Tour calendar was released this week, with the first 27 weeks of the year penciled in. With 2021 enjoying a relatively unscathed year compared to 2020, the 2022 season was worked out without too many problems.

The 2022 ATP Tour calendar changes include:

• Week 1 of the calendar will feature two ATP 250 events running parallel with the ATP Cup
• The ASB Classic in Auckland was cancelled
• A new Sydney Tennis Classic one-off event will feature in Week 2 to follow-on from the ATP Cup
• The Qatar Open has been moved from Week 1 to Week 7

ATP Chairman Andrea Gaudenzi said the ATP was delighted to announce the calendar to give spectators a chance to plan for future events.

“Tennis has had to adapt to fluid circumstances since the start of the pandemic and, while we continue to navigate its challenges, today’s announcement is a positive milestone in our continued return,” he said via the ATP Tour website. “We cannot wait to kick off another exciting season and welcome back to the calendar those events that were unfortunately unable to stage last year. I would like to credit the hard work of our players and tournaments that has allowed us to reach this point.”

2022 ATP TOUR CALENDAR:

JANUARY

Week 1:

• ATP Cup (Sydney, Australia))
• Adelaide International 1 – ATP 250 (Adelaide, Australia)
• Melbourne – ATP 250 (Melbourne, Australia)

Week 2:

• Adelaide International 2 – ATP 250 (Adelaide, Australia)
• Sydney Tennis Classic – ATP 250 (Sydney, Australia)

Week 3-4:

• Australian Open – Grand Slam (Melbourne, Australia)

Week 5:

• Open Sud de France – ATP 250 (Montpellier, France)
• Cordoba Open – ATP 250 (Cordoba, Argentina)
• Tata Open Maharashtra – ATP 250 (Pune, India)

February

Week 6:

• World Tennis Tournament – ATP 500 (Rotterdam, Netherlands)
• Argentina Open – ATP 250 (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
• Dallas Open – ATP 250 (Dallas, United States)

Week 7:

• Rio Open – ATP 500 (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
• Open 13 Provence – ATP 250 (Marseille, France)
• Delray Beach Open – ATP 250 (Delray Beach, United States)
• Qatar Open – ATP 250 (Doha, Qatar)

Week 8:

• Dubai Tennis Championships – ATP 500 (Dubai, UAE)
• Abierto Mexicano Telcel – ATP 500 (Acapulco, Mexico)
• Chile Open – ATP 250 (Santiago, Chile)

Week 9:

• Davis Cup Qualifiers

MARCH

Week 10-11:

• BNP Paribas Open – ATP Masters 1000 (Indian Wells, United States)

Week 12-13:

• Miami Open – ATP Masters 1000 (Miami, United States)

APRIL

Week 14:

• US Men’s Clay Court Championship – ATP 250 (Houston, United States)
• Grand Prix Hassan II – ATP 250 (Marrakech, Morocco)

Week 15:

• Monte-Carlo Masters – ATP Masters 1000 (Monte-Carlo, Monaco)

• US Men’s Clay Court Championship – ATP 250 (Houston, United States)
• Grand Prix Hassan II – ATP 250 (Marrakech, Morocco)



Week 15:

• Monte-Carlo Masters – ATP Masters 1000 (Monte-Carlo, Monaco)

Week 16:

• Barcelona Open – ATP 500 (Barcelona, Spain)
• Serbia Open – ATP 250 (Belgrade, Serbia)

Week 17:

• Estoril Open – ATP 250 (Estoril, Portugal)
• BMW Open – ATP 250 (Munich, Germany)

MAY

Week 18:

• Madrid Open – ATP Masters 1000 (Madrid, Spain)

Week 19:

• Internazionali BNL D’Italia – ATP Masters 1000 (Rome, Italy)

Week 20:

• Geneva Open – ATP 250 (Geneva, Switzerland)
• Lyon Open – ATP 250 (Lyon, France)

Week 21-22:

• Roland Garros – Grand Slam (Paris, France)

JUNE

Week 23:

• Libema Open – ATP 250 (‘s-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands)
• Mercedes Cup – ATP 250 (Stuttgart, Germany)

Week 24:

• Noventi Open – ATP 500 (Halle, Germany)
• Cinch Championships – ATP 500 (London, England)

Week 25:

• Mallorca Championships – ATP 250 (Mallorca, Spain)
• Viking International Eastbourne – ATP 250 (Eastbourne, England)

Week 26-27:

• Wimbledon – Grand Slam (London, England)