French Open 2023: See total prize money breakdown here

In addition to the prestigious titles, the players are also vying for a substantial prize pool at this grand slam event. The total prize money for the French Open 2023 has returned to pre-pandemic levels, after experiencing a slight reduction in the past few years due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. The overall prize fund for the tournament amounts to €49.6 million (£43.06 million), representing a 12.3 per cent increase compared to the previous year.

As a result, the winners of the men’s and women’s singles competitions will each be presented with a generous prize of $2,496,039 (£2,004,759) in 2023.

French Open 2023: Total Prize Money Breakdown

Men’s and Women’s singles

Winner: $2,496,039 (£2,004,759)
Runner-up: $1,248,019 (£1,002,380)
Semifinalists: $683,698 (£549,130)
Quarterfinalists: $434,094 (£348,654)
Round 4: $260,456 (£209,192)
Round 3: $154,103 (£123,772)
Round 2: $105,268 (£84,549)
Round 1: $74,881 (£60,143)
Round 3 qualifying: $36,898 (£29,636)
Round 2 qualifying: $23,875 (£19,176)
Round 1 qualifying: $17,364 (£13,946)

Men’s and women’s doubles

Winner: $614,231 (£508,445)
Runner-up: $307,116 (£254,223)
Semifinalists: $154,078 (£127,542)
Quarterfinalists: $83,286 (£68,942)
Round 3: $44,766 (£37,056)
Round 2: $28,109 (£23,268)
Round 1: $17,698 (£14,650)

Mixed doubles

Winner: $132,399 (£106,339)
Runner-up: $66,199 (£53,170)
Semifinalists: $33,642 (£27,021)
Quarterfinalists: $18,992 (£15,254)
Round 2: $10,852 (£8,716)
Round 1: $5,426 (£4,358)

FAQs

Q1:When does the French Open 2023 start?
May 28, 2023

Q2:When will the French Open 2023 end?
June 11, 2023