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    Days Until French Open (Roland-Garros): Monday, May 17, 2027
    Weeks Remaining: 30 weeks and 4 days
    Months Remaining: 7 months and 4 days
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    How many days until French Open (Roland-Garros)?

    French Open (Roland-Garros) is on Monday, May 17, 2027. There are 214 days left until French Open (Roland-Garros). French Open (Roland-Garros) is observed on May 17 to June 6, 2027; main-draw play begins May 23.

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    French Open (Roland-Garros) is observed on May 17 to June 6, 2027; main-draw play begins May 23.

    DayMonday Time zoneUTC
    When it happens May 17 to June 6, 2027; main-draw play begins May 23
    Public holiday? No

    Usually treated as an observance, not a day off.

    Useful for Tennis fans, match planning, travel timing, ticket planning, and broadcast schedules
    Day type Grand Slam tennis tournament
    First observed 1891
    Month May

    French Open (Roland-Garros) Calendar (2027)

    YearDateDay Days LeftWeekend?
    2027May 17Mon 214 daysNo

    What is French Open (Roland-Garros)?

    The French Open, commonly known as Roland-Garros, is a Grand Slam tennis tournament played on clay at Stade Roland-Garros in Paris. The 2027 tournament runs from May 17 through June 6, including Opening Week, with the main draw starting on May 23 and the finals scheduled for June 5 and 6.

    How People Observe It

    Spectators attend qualifying and main-draw sessions at Stade Roland-Garros, while tennis audiences worldwide follow singles, doubles, mixed doubles, junior, and other scheduled competitions during the tournament.

    Planning note

    The countdown uses May 17, 2027, when the official tournament period begins. Travelers attending main-draw matches should note that first-round play begins on May 23.

    Broadcast note

    Match times and broadcast availability depend on the daily order of play, broadcaster, and viewing region.

    Historical timeline

    French Open Timeline

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    These dates mark major changes in the development of the tournament.

    1891

    The French Clay-Court Championships were first held for members of French clubs.

    1897

    A women’s singles competition was added to the championships.

    1925

    The championships opened to international players.

    1928

    The tournament moved to the newly built Stade Roland-Garros in Paris.

    1968

    Roland-Garros entered the Open Era and admitted both amateur and professional players.

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