The Curtain Falls on ATP Kitzbuhel 2026: Flawless Organization and Championship Moments on Clay

This year’s edition of the ATP Kitzbuhel tournament brought everything we love about clay-court tennis. From incredible comebacks on the court to the grand final where Quentin Halys managed to defeat defending champion Alexander Bublik and lift the prestigious trophy, the tournament lived up to all expectations.

The organizers deserve all the praise for yet another flawlessly executed event. The beautiful Alpine surroundings, perfectly prepared clay, and packed stands throughout the week once again confirmed why Kitzbuhel is one of the favorite tournaments on the calendar for many players and true tennis aficionados.

🏆 Exclusive Galleries: Emotions from the Trophy Ceremony

The trophy presentation ceremony for both the singles and doubles competitions brought a plethora of great moments. All those emotions, from lifting the trophies to the on-court celebrations, were exclusively captured through the lens of Lepojka Stanković. You can view her fantastic photos from Kitzbuhel, which faithfully convey the atmosphere from the center court, in our special gallery below the text.

💰 Prize Money and ATP Points: How Much Does Kitzbuhel Bring?

Besides prestige, winning an ATP 250 tournament brings significant financial benefits and important points for the ATP rankings. Quentin Halys, as the title winner, made a huge leap, while the other participants also had plenty to fight for.

Here is a detailed overview of the prize money and points for this year’s edition:

Singles Competition

RoundPrize MoneyATP Points
Winner (Title)93,175 €250
Final54,360 €165
Semifinals (SF)31,955 €100
Quarterfinals (QF)18,515 €50
Round of 16 (R16)10,750 €25*
First Round (R28)6,570 €0
Qualifying 2nd Round (Q2)3,290 €7
Qualifying 1st Round (Q1)1,795 €0

* Note: Players receiving a bye in the first round (top 4 seeds) who lose in the Round of 16 receive 0 points instead of 25.

Doubles Competition (Points Distribution)

For players in the doubles draw, the points breakdown by rounds is as follows:

  • Winners: 250 points
  • Finalists: 150 points
  • Semifinalists: 90 points
  • Quarterfinalists: 45 points
  • First Round (R16): 0 points

You can find all round-by-round reports, as well as the complete archive of this year’s competition, on our central ATP Kitzbuhel 2026 HUB.

See you next year in Austria!

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