The 2026 Cincinnati Open men's tournament runs from Aug. 13 through Aug. 23 at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Ohio.
The ATP Tour lists a 96-player singles draw, a 32-team doubles draw and $9,193,540 in men's prize money for the hard-court Masters 1000 event.
Those figures describe the ATP competition. Women's draw and prize-money details are governed separately by the WTA and are not included in the ATP total cited here.
The tournament expanded to two weeks in 2025 after a $260 million campus investment, according to the ATP. The work doubled the venue's acreage and increased player and fan facilities.
The larger draw gives more players direct entry and stretches competition across additional days, but it also means early rounds begin well before championship weekend.
Cincinnati is part of the North American hard-court swing before the U.S. Open. Results here do not determine the U.S. Open field, though players use the event for ranking points and match preparation.
The ATP overview supplies dates, draw sizes, surface and prize money but does not by itself confirm every entrant or daily order of play. Those details can change with withdrawals and scheduling decisions.
The event is branded for Cincinnati but the venue is in Mason, Ohio, north of the city. Center Court and the surrounding campus host both singles and doubles competition.
For fans planning around the event, the stable facts are the Aug. 13–23 window and expanded format. Player participation, match times and results require the current official draw and schedule.