Current event status
Completed
Updated November 14, 2026 at 06:00 UTC
Tournament guide
Makarska Open 2026 Tournament Information
Key event details for fans, including the latest official event status, court setting and the number of matches currently captured in this schedule.
Surface and setting
Outdoor clay courts
Useful for schedule and playing-condition context
Matches in this tracker
0
0 singles · 0 doubles
Results captured
0
0 scheduled or still in progress
Singles draw size
32
Doubles draw size
8
Prize money
USD 115,000
Event results
Makarska Open 2026 Results
Results unavailable
Results are not in the free-source snapshot
The event is complete, but its match-level results were not captured by the free data sources used for this site. Use the official results link above for the authoritative draw.
Verified 2026 event brief
Makarska Open: Dates, Surface and Draw Guide
This event brief is specific to the 2026 Makarska Open. The verified tournament record places it in Makarska, CRO from June 2–7, 2026 as a WTA 125 event on clay. The listed fields contain 32 singles players and 8 doubles teams.
Where Makarska fits in the 2026 calendar
Makarska runs during the European summer and post-Wimbledon transition. Its June 2–7, 2026 slot gives players a clay option while other tours may be changing surfaces.
Clay-court conditions in Makarska
The official record classifies Makarska as clay. The surface can lengthen rallies and makes movement and point construction especially relevant during the June 2–7, 2026 WTA 125 week.
32 singles places and 8 doubles teams
Makarska lists a 32-player singles field and a separate 8-team doubles field. A player’s progress in one draw does not change the other.
Tournament-specific answers
Makarska Open: Dates, Surface and Draw Guide FAQ
When is the 2026 Makarska Open?
The official tournament window is June 2–7, 2026 in Makarska, CRO. Daily court assignments can be released later than the event dates.
What level and surface does Makarska use?
Makarska is listed as WTA 125 on clay. WTA 125 connects upper ITF competition with the main WTA Tour categories.