Cincinnati Open 2026: Courts
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Courts
The whole tournament happened at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason, Ohio — ten championship courts inside one set of gates, from P&G Stadium Court — the anchor a $260 million renovation rebuilt the campus around — down to the field courts where the 96-player draws ground through their first rounds. Every court below opens to exactly which matches were played on it, in the order the days ran.
P&G Stadium CourtMen's FFinalWomen's FFinalMen's Doubles FFinalWomen's Doubles FFinal11,61454 matches
The centre court — the venue calls it P&G Center Court; the tournament’s order of play, which this site follows, says Stadium Court. Built in 1981 and expanded in waves ever since (10,000 seats by 1990; a canopy over the west stands in 2010), it seats 11,614 and stages everything that matters: in 2026 that meant both singles finals on the same Sunday afternoon — Gauff d. Pegula, then Fils d. Tiafoe for his first Masters 1000.
Arthur Fils
Frances Tiafoe
Frantzen / 
Haase
Bouzková / 
Kempen / Panova
Flavio Cobolli
Iga ŚwiątekShow 46 earlier matchesHide 46 earlier matches
Hsieh / 
Ostapenko
Thiago Agustín Tirante
Elena Rybakina
Nys / 
Heliövaara / 
Patten
Rafael Jódar
Nuno Borges
Alejandro Tabilo
Alexandra Eala
Maria Sakkari
Emiliana Arango
Novak Djokovic
Clara Tauson
Zeynep Sönmez
Sinja Kraus
Grigor DimitrovGrandstandMen's Doubles SFSemi-finalWomen's Doubles SFSemi-final5,00042 matches
The second stadium, and the grounds’ quiet veteran — built in 1995, when it entered the campus map as plain “Court 2,” and seating 5,000 since. The $260 million renovation that rebuilt the campus around it left the Grandstand standing but not untouched: the upper-tier bleachers came out for fixed seats. Through the early rounds it runs the second-best card of the day, seeds and marquee doubles included.
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Sorana Cîrstea
Félix Auger-Aliassime
Janice Tjen
Adolfo Daniel Vallejo
Simona Waltert
Dino PrižmićTony Trabert Stadium 34,00036 matches
Stadium 3 by construction (2010), Tony Trabert Stadium 3 by dedication — the tournament named its third court for the Cincinnati-born five-time major singles champion on August 9, 2025, one edition before this one. It seats 4,000, and in 2026 it carried the third show-court slate: the seeded early-round singles and the doubles that outgrew the field courts.
Routliffe / 
Arévalo / Show 30 earlier matchesHide 30 earlier matches
Casper Ruud
Sho Shimabukuro
Márton FucsovicsChampions' Court2,30028 matches
The renovation’s showpiece — new for 2025, a sunken bowl of 2,300 seats just inside the south entrance, with the concourse at the rim so spectators look down into the court. All the seating is unassigned: walk in, sit down, stay for the upset. The smallest of the four stadium courts by design, and the loudest per seat by reputation.
Wang Xiyu✓
Elina Svitolina (8)Show 19 earlier matchesHide 19 earlier matches
Christopher O'Connell✓
João Fonseca (23)Court 4—23 matches
Bhambri / Show 18 earlier matchesHide 18 earlier matches
Mananchaya Sawangkaew
Kamilla RakhimovaCourt 6—7 matches
Court 7—15 matches
Ignacio BuseShow 7 earlier matchesHide 7 earlier matches
Coleman WongCourt 8—12 matches
Klepač / Show 7 earlier matchesHide 7 earlier matches
Mark LajalCourt 9—8 matches
Olmos
Mihalíková / Court 10—27 matches
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Alina CharaevaWhere are Courts 1, 2, 3 and 5?
The numbered courts that hosted 2026 main-draw tennis are 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 — no Court 1, 2, 3 or 5 appears anywhere in the order of play. The named stadium courts account for the first three: P&G Stadium Court is the centre court, the Grandstand entered the grounds in 1995 as plain “Court 2,” and Tony Trabert Stadium 3 still wears its number in its name. As for 5, the record simply never calls on it — whatever sits at that number on the campus of 31 courts hosted no main-draw matches, so it stays off this page.
Court 10 is the odd one out among the numbered courts: a permanent stadium in its own right since 1997 — the venue counts it among its five permanent stadiums — though the only one of the five without a seat count this site could verify to its two-source standard. The other field courts are exactly what they look like: match courts with courtside rows, kept busy by a tournament that played more than half of its matches inside the first four days.
Seat counts are the venue’s published figures, cross-checked against renovation coverage (August 2026); courts without a verifiable figure say so. Match slates and court assignments come from the tournament’s official order of play, archived at the close of play.