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Competition

WTA Finals

Importance 4 out of 5Importance rating

The WTA Finals is the women's season-ending event, where the eight best-placed singles players and doubles teams of the year play round-robin groups of four before knockout semi-finals and a final. The host city changes; the 2026 edition is at Indian Wells.

Key facts

ItemDetailSource
SportTennis
Run byWomen's Tennis Association
OrganiserWTA2026 WTA Official Rulebook, Section VI: The Tour Year culminates with the WTA Finals
First held1972WTA Finals: past winners, Past winners: the singles list begins with the 1972 event (7–15 October)
FormatEight singles players and eight doubles teams in two round-robin groups of four; the top two of each group play knockout semi-finals and a final2026 WTA Official Rulebook, Section VI B 1: Singles and doubles competition formats
How oftenAnnually, at the end of the season2026 WTA Official Rulebook, Section VI
VenueIndian Wells Tennis Garden, California (2026); the host city changesWTA Finals: tournament page, Tournament page: WTA Finals is contested on the courts of the Indian Wells Tennis Garden; 8–15 November 2026
Websitewtatennis.com

Venues

Sources

  1. 2026 WTA Official Rulebook, WTA Tour, Inc.photoresources.wtatennis.comNational body or tour (tier 2 of 5)
  2. WTA Finals: past winners, Women's Tennis Associationwtatennis.comNational body or tour (tier 2 of 5)
  3. WTA Finals: tournament page, WTA Tour, Inc.wtatennis.comNational body or tour (tier 2 of 5)