Casper Ruud enjoyed an excellent campaign in 2025, which helped him achieve a first on the ATP Tour.
Ruud might have failed to qualify for the ATP Finals, but he did capture his very first Masters title in the 2025 season.
The star won the Madrid Open after toppling Jack Draper in the final, and he followed it up with victory at the Stockholm Open.
Ruud entered the 2026 season on the cusp of the ATP Tour top 10, and he’s announced the first nine tournaments he will play next year.
Casper Ruud reveals 2026 ATP Tour schedule
The Norwegian has announced the first tournaments he will play until the first clay court tournament of the year.
According to Ruud’s official website, the star will play two tournaments ahead of this year’s Australian Open at the United Cup and the ASB Classic in Auckland.
After the Grand Slam, Ruud will play in Dallas, Delray Beach, Acapulco, Indian Wells, and Miami on the first American hardcourt swing.
| Casper Ruud’s confirmed 2026 schedule |
| United Cup |
| ASB Classic |
| Australian Open |
| Dallas Open |
| Delray Beach Open |
| Acapulco Open |
| Indian Wells |
| Miami Open |
| Monte Carlo Masters |
The last tournament Ruud has confirmed for 2026 is the Monte Carlo Masters in April, which he has previously reached the final of.
Interestingly, Ruud is yet to win any of the tournaments he’s confirmed for 2026, meaning a victory in any would be a first-time feat.
The Norwegian heads into his 11th season on the ATP Tour as the world number 12.
Casper Ruud’s career statistics
Outside of Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz, and Jannik Sinner, Ruud is one of the more illustrious players on the ATP Tour.
The star has reached multiple Grand Slam finals and collected several high-profile tournaments since his debut in 2016.
Ruud has won 12 ATP 250 tournaments across his career, including the Argentina Open, the Geneva Open, and the Estoril Open.
| Tournament | Level |
| Argentina Open | ATP 250 |
| Geneva Open | ATP 250 |
| Swedish Open | ATP 250 |
| Swiss Open | ATP 250 |
| Austrian Open | ATP 250 |
| San Diego Open | ATP 250 |
| Argentina Open | ATP 250 |
| Geneva Open | ATP 250 |
| Swiss Open | ATP 250 |
| Estoril Open | ATP 250 |
| Barcelona Open | ATP 500 |
| Geneva Open | ATP 250 |
| Madrid Open | ATP 1000 |
| Stockholm Open | ATP 250 |
The Norwegian’s sole victory at ATP 500 level came at the Barcelona Open in 2024, where he beat Stefanos Tsitsipas in the final.
Ruud will be hoping to rekindle the kind of form in 2026 that saw him reach world number two back in September 2022.
