Every tennis lover knows that the French Open 2022 was rescheduled due to the coronavirus virus pandemic. The administration has officially announced the day-to-day, and court-by-court schedule (Dates) of play for French Open 2022.

WimbledonSport has made it easy to understand by mentioning previous dates(dates from which matches were rescheduled).

In this season French open 2022 will be played from 22 May To 05 June 2022.

It is an official schedule but subjects to change according to the Covid-19 situation and other factors like local authorities’ orders etc.

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Official French Open (Roland Garros) 2022 Schedule of Play

According to the official ticketing department of the French Open, a provisional schedule (day by day and court by court) has been issued for the 2020 edition.

Day|Date|Timing	Event	Court
Monday 21-Sept-2020 From 10 AM	Qualifying’ Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles & Players’ trainings at court	Suzanne-Lenglen
Tuesday 22-Sept-2020 From 10 AM	Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles & Players’ trainings	Suzanne-Lenglen
Wednesday 23-Sept-2020 From 10 AM	Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles & Players’ trainings	Suzanne-Lenglen
Thursday 24-Sept-2020 From 10 AM	Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles & Players’ trainings	Suzanne-Lenglen
Friday 25-Sept-2020 From 10 AM	Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles & Players’ trainings	Suzanne-Lenglen
Saturday 26-Sept-2020 From 10 AM	RG Kid’s day Canceled for the Autumn edition of the tournament	N/A
Sunday 27-Sept-2020 From 11 AM	1st Round Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Singles	Phillippe-Chatrier
	1st round of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Singles	Suzanne-Lenglen
	1st round of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Singles	Simonne Mathieu
	1st round of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Singles	Outside Courts
Monday 28-Sept-2020 From 11 AM	1st round of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Singles	Phillippe-Chatrier
	1st round of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Singles	Suzanne-Lenglen
	1st round of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Singles	Simonne Mathieu
	1st round of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Singles	Outside Courts
Tuesday 29-Sept-2020 From 11 AM	1st round of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Singles	Phillippe-Chatrier
	1st round of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Singles	Suzanne-Lenglen
	1st round of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Singles	Simonne Mathieu
	1st round of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Singles 1st round Gentlemen’s Doubles	Outside Courts
Wednesday 30-Sept-2020 From 11 AM	2nd Round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles	Phillippe-Chatrier
	2nd round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles	Suzanne-Lenglen
	2nd round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles	Simonne Mathieu
	2nd round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles 1st round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Doubles	Outside Courts
Thursday 01-Oct-2020 From 11 AM	2nd round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles	Phillippe-Chatrier
	2nd round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles	Suzanne-Lenglen
	2nd round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles	Simonne Mathieu
	2nd round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles 1st round Ladies’ Doubles 2nd round Gentlemen’s Doubles	Outside Courts
Friday 02-Oct-2020 From 11:00 AM	3rd Round 3rd round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles	Phillippe-Chatrier
	3rd round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles	Suzanne-Lenglen
	3rd round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles	Simonne Mathieu
	3rd round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles 2nd round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Doubles	Outside Courts
Saturday 03-Oct-2020 From 11:00 AM	3rd round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles	Phillippe-Chatrier
	3rd round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles	Suzanne-Lenglen
	3rd round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles	Simonne Mathieu
	3rd round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles 2nd round Ladies’ Doubles 3rd round Gentlemen’s Doubles	Outside Courts
Saturday 04-Oct-2020 From 11:00 AM	4th Round 4th round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles	Phillippe-Chatrier
	4th round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles	Suzanne-Lenglen
	3rd round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Doubles 1st round Juniors’ Singles	Outside Courts
Sunday 05-Oct-2020 From 11:00 AM	4th round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles	Phillippe-Chatrier
	4th round Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Singles	Suzanne-Lenglen
	1/4 Finals (Quarter Final) Gentlemen’s Doubles 3rd round Ladies’ Doubles 1st & 2nd round Juniors Singles 1st round Juniors Doubles	Outside Courts
Monday 06-Oct-2020 From 12:00 PM	Quarter Final 1 Ladies’ Single 1 Gentlemen’s Single Will Not Start before 5 PM 1 Ladies’ Single 1 Gentlemen’s Single	Phillippe-Chatrier
From 11:00 AM	1/4 Finals Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s Doubles 2nd round Juniors Singles 1st & 2nd round Juniors Doubles	Outside Courts
Monday 07-Oct-2020 From 12:00 PM	1 Ladies’ Single 1 Gentlemen’s Single – Will Not Start before 5 PM 1 Ladies’ Single 1 Gentlemen’s Single	Phillippe-Chatrier
From 11:00 AM	1/4 Finals Ladies’ Doubles 3rd round Junior Singles 2nd round Juniors Doubles 1st round Wheelchair	Outside Courts
Tuesday 08-Oct-2020 From 12:00 PM	Semi-Final Will Not Start before 3:00 PM 1/2 Finals Single Ladies’	Phillippe-Chatrier
Fro, 11:00 AM	1/2 Finals Gentlemen’s Doubles 1/4 Finals Juniors Singles & Doubles 2nd round & 1/2 Finals Wheelchair & Quad Tennis	Outside Courts
Wednesday 09-Oct-2020	From 2:45 PM 1/2 Final 1 Gentlemen’s Single Will Not Start before 5:30 PM 1/2 Final 2 Gentlemen’s Singles	Phillippe-Chatrier
From 11:00 AM	1/2 Finals Ladies’ Doubles 1/2 Finals Juniors Singles & Doubles 1/2 Finals Wheelchair & Quad Tennis	Outside Courts
10-Oct-2020 Not before 3:00 PM	Ladies’ Final Single Ladies’ Final Gentlemen’s Doubles Final	Phillippe-Chatrier
From 11:00 AM	Singles & Doubles Juniors Finals Wheelchair & Quad Tennis Finals	Outside Courts
11-Oct-2020	Gentlemen’s Final From 11:30 PM Ladies’ Doubles Final Not before 3:00 PM Single Gentlemen’s Final	Phillippe-Chatrier
From 11:00 AM	All goings to the Finals on giant screens	Outside Courts

Night Matches for French Open (Roland Garros)

For the First time in history, French Open is going to host night matches in the year 2020. Philippe Chatrier court will be ready to host night matches for French Open after having a roof in 2020 and matches in the next year 2021.

French Tennis Federation president Bernard Giudicelli has said that they have scheduled night matches in 2021 instead of 2020, as it requires methodical deep work.

Court Chatrier will host a one-night session next year while all other tennis courts will have their own lights. Remember that there will be no tennis match after 11:00 PM (Paris Standard Time).

How Retractable Roof and Lights will affect French Open 2022

Watch this video to visualize all impacts after the roof and lights were installed at Roland Garros stadium.

Weather During French Open

As most of the courts are open have no roof and the weather in Paris remains is quite warm during summers. Summer will prolong during the french open’s schedule of 2020 i.e. September-October. Safely you can say it’ll be the end of summer when there is the final of the tournament.

As Paris lovers know that the best time to visit is June-August and September to October and both seasons have their own pros and cons.

In 2022’s edition weather of Paris will remain mild. The average temperature during September will remain 17.5 °C – 14.5 °C and in October 14°C – 9.5°C.

After the change in the schedule, tennis enthusiasts need to know what kind of dressing and accessories they can take with them to RG stadium.

Tennis Dress Code for French Open

If you are thinking about what to wear for a french Open tennis tournament? Don’t worry we have some tips for you.

Keeping in the view to spend the whole day in stands where things can turn uncomfortable. So take a Panama hat, sunglass, neutral color, breathable clothing, with comfortable shoes (as you’ll walk a little) is recommended for the tournament.

It can be referred to as an unofficial French Open dress as there is no official dress(tennis) code.

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Men and Woman Dresses & Accessories For French Open

Mostly men and women wear white hats, button-down shirts with neutral colour pants (as can be seen in pictures). These shirts can be polo or have long sleeves depending on your choice.

Safely it can be deduced that the same dress code can be applied for french open for men and women. Remember that wear proper (little conservative) means don’t wear too short dresses, as you might not be allowed to get in.

Men’s Neutral Color Shirts

In order to watch the french open tennis tournament at RG stadium, it is recommended to wear light and neutral colour button-down shirts to avoid the distraction of players and weather conditions. You can check men’s shirts prices from below.

Women’s Neutral Color Shirts

If you want to watch the French Open at Roland Garros Stadium, then you should have a light and neutral colour button-down shirt. If you want to have a shirt then check prices with a variety of colours.

Panama hats For Women

The panama hats is great choice for all women attending long sessions of French open matches. It will keep you safe from warm weather and sunshine impacts on clean body. Hat looks great and beautiful and will allow to watch the match comfortably.

Panama Hats For Men

It would be a good choice to bring a hat to the stadium in order to avoid heat. Keep in mind you will be sitting under direct sunlight for hours. Weather can also turn to rain, so keep an umbrella with you.

You would not allow moving anywhere during sets as it distracts players, so an umbrella and hat will save your day.

Sunglasses For Women

Sunglass does not add up to your beauty but also keeps your eyes safe in soaring sunshine, especially when you are under open roof stadium for a long day tennis sessions of your favorite player.

Use Sunscreen

As women are more sensitive about their skin, and men are also keen to protect their face skin under the sun. Sunscreen will minimize the penetration of harmful UV rays to your skin. It prevents cancerous skin and various skin disorders.

We found the best sunscreen lotion i.e. Neutrogena which is water-resistant and non-greasy and Hawaiian Tropic Antioxidant and recommend them. Both these SPF creams protect skin from all spectrums.

Further, you can check the price of your own favorite sunscreen lotion.

Useful Tips to Attend French Open Comfortably

• Either you want to eat or want to go to the bathroom, do it before the match starts or in between sets, as during sets you are not allowed to go outside. It can divert players attention.
• Eat before
• Dress yourself up with Light and neutral colours. It will keep you safe from heat and players from distraction.
• Take a Hat and preferably an umbrella as well. A hat will act as a shadow under the sun as you’ll be sitting for hours with no roof on you. While an umbrella can save you from unexpected rain.
• Don’t forget to bring your ID, it will help you to get in the court of your favourite player.

List Of Forbidden Objects at Roland Garros Stadium (Stade De France)

In order to make sure the security of spectators, the management has issued a list of forbidden/objectionable/banned objects. It is mandatory for visitors to follow these instructions.