Watch Roland Garros Your Way
A two-week Grand Slam is a marathon, not a sprint. Build a daily viewing plan that fits your time zone, your favorite players, and your real life.
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Common Mistakes and Smart Moves
Overcommitting on Work Nights
The night session starts at 20:00 CET. That is 2 p.m. in New York but midnight in Singapore. If you have work the next morning, record the match instead of watching live. The planner flags these conflicts when you enable "Rest on Mon–Thu nights."
Ignoring Rain Delays
Roland Garros does not have a roof on every court. Rain can push matches hours later or to a different day. Build in a buffer. If a match is scheduled for 11:00 CET but rain is forecast, plan to check back at 14:00 CET instead of sitting at your screen all morning.
Trying to Watch Every Court
On big days, there are 30+ matches across 15 courts. You cannot watch them all. Pick two or three courts or follow specific players. The planner helps you focus by letting you filter out outside courts or early rounds.
Forgetting the Time Zone Flip
When it is 2:00 a.m. in Tokyo, it is 1:00 p.m. the previous day in Paris. The planner converts all times to your zone. Double-check the date column. A match listed as "Day 8" in Paris might already be "Day 9" where you live.
Skipping the Women's Early Rounds
Some of the best tennis in the first week is on the women's side. The top seeds often play on Chatrier or Lenglen early. If you only follow men's tennis, you might miss tight three-set battles that never make the highlight reels.
Not Having a Backup Plan
Broadcast schedules change. A match might move from TV to a streaming-only feed. Have the Roland Garros app ready and know which streaming service carries the tournament in your region before the fortnight starts.
Typical Roland Garros Daily Schedule
All times below are in CET (UTC+1). Use the planner above to convert to your zone.
| Session | Start (CET) | What Happens | Courts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day Session | 11:00 | Main draw matches begin. Multiple courts run at once. | Chatrier, Lenglen, Court 1, Outside Courts |
| Afternoon | 14:00 | Featured matches continue. Second-round singles often start. | Chatrier, Lenglen |
| Night Session | 20:00 | One featured match on Philippe-Chatrier. | Philippe-Chatrier only |
| Late Wrap | Until ~23:00 | Outside court finals and doubles matches finish. | Outside Courts |
Time Zone Quick Reference
- New York (UTC-5): Day session starts at 6:00 a.m.
- Los Angeles (UTC-8): Day session starts at 3:00 a.m.
- London (UTC+0): Day session starts at 10:00 a.m.
- Mumbai (UTC+5:30): Day session starts at 3:30 p.m.
- Tokyo (UTC+9): Day session starts at 7:00 p.m.
- Sydney (UTC+10): Day session starts at 8:00 p.m.
Tournament Structure
- 128-player singles draw (64 matches in round one)
- Singles rounds: R1, R2, R3, R4, QF, SF, Final
- Doubles and mixed doubles run alongside
- Women's final: Saturday of week two
- Men's final: Sunday of week two