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2026 French Open prize money, payouts: Roland Garros champions will win $2.9 million from $71.5 million purse

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2026 French Open prize money, payouts: Roland Garros champions will win $2.9 million from $71.5 million purse

The top stars in tennis will meet on the clay of Roland Garros to vie for the second grand slam title of the year at the 2026 French Open. Along with the coveted Musketeers' Cup and the Suzanne-Lenglen Cup, going to the men's and women's singles champions respectively, players will be competing for their share of a massive prize purse in Paris. 

The 2026 French Open will hand out just north of $71.5 million in total prize money over the course of two weeks across all competitions. That's an increase of nearly $7.5 million from last year's purse

The winners of the men's and women's singles competitions will each pocket close to $3.25 million -- up from last year's $2.9 million prize won by Coco Gauff and Carlos Alcaraz for their triumphant efforts on Court Philippe-Chartrier. On the doubles side, the winners will take home $696,000 per team, also up just over $25,000 from last year's top prize. 

Everyone that reaches the quarterfinals round in the singles competition will collect a paycheck north of $545,000, as there is life-changing money on the line, only adding to the pressure of chasing one of the sport's most coveted titles. 

Below you can find the complete prize money breakdown for the 2026 French Open by round. 

2026 French Open singles prize money (Men and Women)

RoundPrize money

Champion

$3,248,000

Finalist

$1,624,000

Semifinalist

$870,000

Quarterfinalist

$545,200

Round of 16

$330,600

Round of 32

$216,920

Round of 64

$150,800

Round of 128$100,920

2026 French Open doubles prize money (Men and Women, per team)

RoundPrize money

Champion

$696,000

Finalist

$348,000

Semifinalist

$174,000

Quarterfinalist

$95,120

Round of 16

$52,200

Round of 32

$33,640

Round of 64

$22,040

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Originally reported by CBS Sports