WTA 2024 Schedule Released! Know the complete calendar of the 2024 season

After a blistering 2023 season, the WTA has announced the schedule of the new season. Last season witnessed some of the best performances by players, and every Grand Slam had a different winner. There were a lot of shuffles in the WTA ranking, and even No. 1 player Iga Swiatek was dethroned from the top position by Aryna Sabalenka. Later, Swiatek got her top position back and also won the WTA finals. I hope the new season will have some great matches like last season, and let’s take a look at the WTA 2024 schedule.

This season, a total of 53 tournaments are held, of which one is an international tournament, four are grand slam tournaments, ten are Masters-tier tournaments, 16 are WTA 500-tier tournaments, and the remaining 22 are WTA 250-tier tournaments.

WTA 2024 Schedule

(The number next to the tournament number is the tier of the tournament.)

January

• 1^st Jan: United Cup
• 1^st Jan: Brisbane (500)
• 1^st Jan: Auckland (250)
• 7^th Jan: Adelaide (500)
• 7^th Jan: Hobart (250)
• 14^th Jan: Australian Open (Grand Slam)
• 29^th Jan: Linz (500)
• 29^th Jan: Hua Hin (250)

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February

• 5^th Feb: Abu Dhabi (500)
• 12^th Feb: Doha (1000)
• 19^th Feb: Dubai (1000)
• 26^th Feb: San Diego (500)
• 26^th Feb: Austin (250)

March

• 4^th Mar: Indian Wells (1000)
• 18^th Mar: Miami (1000)

April

• 1^st Apr: Charleston (500)
• 1^st Apr: Bogota (250)
• 15^th Apr: Stuttgart (500)
• 22^nd Apr: Madrid (1000)

May

• 6^th May: Rome (1000)
• 20^th May: Strasbourg (500)
• 20^th May: Rabat (250)
• 27^th May: Roland Garros (Grand Slam)

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June

• 10^th Jun: Nottingham (250)
• 10^th Jun: S’Hertogenbosch (250)
• 17^th Jun: Berlin (500)
• 17^th Jun: Birmingham (250)
• 24^th Jun: Eastbourne (500)
• 24^th Jun: Bad Domburg (250)

July

• 1^st Jul: Wimbledon (Grand Slam)
• 15^th Jul: Budapest (250)
• 15^th Jul: Palermo (250)
• 22^nd Jul: Hamburg (250)
• 22^nd Jul: Prague (250)
• 29^th Jul: Washington DC (500)

August

• 5^th Aug: Toronto (1000)
• 12^th Aug: Cincinnati (1000)
• 19^th Aug: Monterrey (500)
• 19^th Aug: Cleveland (250)
• 26^th Aug: US Open (Grand Slam)

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September

• 9^th Sep: Guadalajara (500)
• 9^th Sep: Monastir (250)
• 16^th Sep: Seoul (500)
• 16^th Sep: Ningbo (250)
• 23^rd Sep: Beijing (1000)

October

• 14^th Oct: Zhengzhou (500)
• 14^th Oct: Osaka (250)
• 21^st Oct: Tokyo (500)
• 21^st Oct: Guangzhou (250)
• 28^th Oct: Hong Kong (250)
• 28^th Oct: Merida (250)
• 28^th Oct: Nanchang (250)

November

• 4^th Nov: WTA Finals

December

No tours.

As mentioned earlier, this season will have ten WTA 1000/Master tournaments with non-stop tennis matches.

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