Hosts announced for 2027 Masters World Championships
World Tennis has announced Australia, Portugal and Türkiye as the hosts of the 2027 Masters World Team and Individual Championships. The World Championships, spanning age groups from 30+ through to 90+, will take place across Perth, Lisbon and Oeiras, and Manavgat throughout 2027, bringing together the world's leading Masters players.
Perth, Australia, will host the 55, 60, 65 and 70 World Team and Individual Championships from 25 April to 8 May 2027. The World Championships will be played on grass courts at Royal Kings Park LTC, Cottesloe LTC, Alexander Park LTC and Dalkeith LTC, marking the event's return to Australia for the first time since 2009.
The 45 and 50 World Team and Individual Championships will take place on clay courts in Lisbon and Oeiras, Portugal, from 1-14 August 2027, marking the seventh edition since 2019 where the Portuguese Tennis Federation has hosted the event.
The 30, 35, 40, and 75, 80, 85, 90+ World Team and Individual Championships will be held on the red clay courts at Ali Bey Club and Ali Bey Resort, Manavgat, Türkiye, from 31 October to 13 November 2027. The 90+ age group will feature the World Individual Championships only, with previous editions seeing players aged over 100 take to the court, a testament to the unique longevity of tennis and its status as a true sport for life.
Matt Byford, Executive Director World Tennis Masters, said: “Australia, Portugal and Türkiye each bring a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to Masters tennis, and we are grateful to be working with them as hosts of the 2027 Masters World Team and Individual Championships. It is fantastic to welcome Australia back as a host for the first time since 2009, while Portugal and Türkiye have demonstrated their ability to successfully deliver Masters World Championships in recent years. We look forward to creating memorable events for players from around the world and celebrating their continued connection with the sport they love.”
"Tennis Australia, in partnership with Tourism WA, are incredibly proud to host the 2027 Masters World Championships in Perth,” said, Lawrence Robertson, Director of Pathways & Tennis Services, Tennis Australia. “We look forward to welcoming the World Tennis Masters community onto the world class grass courts at four iconic venues including Royal Kings Park and Cottesloe Lawn Tennis Clubs, both of which have hosted Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup ties in the past, and to share the very best of Western Australia’s attractions and culture.”
João Paulo Santos, President Federação Portuguesa de Ténis, said: "It is a great honour for the Portuguese Tennis Federation to host the 2027 Masters World Team and Individual Championships for the 45+ and 50+ age categories. Since 2019, we have enjoyed a strong and successful partnership with World Tennis in staging these events, and we are delighted to continue welcoming the global Masters community to Portugal.
“Hosted across the Complexo de Ténis do Jamor (National Stadium), together with Club Internacional de Foot-Ball (CIF) and Clube Escola de Ténis de Oeiras (CETO), in Lisbon and Oeiras, the Championships will showcase excellent facilities in an outstanding setting. We look forward to welcoming players, teams and supporters from around the world in 2027 for what promises to be another memorable celebration of Masters tennis."
Safak Müderrisgil, President of the Turkish Tennis Federation, said: “On behalf of the Turkish Tennis Federation, we are honoured to host the 2027 World Tennis Masters World Championships for the 30+, 35+, 40+, 75+, 80+, 85+, and 90+ age categories.
“We are committed to delivering a truly world-class championship for players and their accompanying guests, with world-class clay tennis courts, exceptional facilities and a seamless championship experience - all within one venue. Combined with Türkiye’s renowned hospitality and outstanding setting, we are confident that Türkiye will provide one of the most memorable World Tennis Masters Championships ever held.
“We look forward to welcoming the world’s Masters tennis family to Türkiye in 2027 and delivering a championship that encourages increased participation from around the world, supporting the vision of World Tennis to grow the global Masters tennis community.”
Fact Sheets for each championship, including entry information, event regulations and key dates, will be published at the earliest opportunity, and no later than four months before the respective events.