The Open Sud de France takes place in February after the Australian Open and is played on indoor hard courts. Previously known as the Grand Prix de Tennis de Lyon, the tournament used to take place in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region until 2009.
In 2010 the event moved to Montpellier and after skipping a year in 2011, the ATP 250 event moved to a multi-purpose venue called the Sud de France Arena.
For 2021 the total prize money in Montpellier is €419,470 which is a -30.82% drop compared to 2020. Along with 250 ranking points, the Open Sud de France champion will take home €40,100, a sizeable drop of -55.9% vs last season's offering.
You can see a full breakdown of the 2021 Open Sud de France prize money in the table below. A percentage change is also provided to compare with last season and Euros have been converted into £ and $ to give a comparison for British and American readers.
Prize Money Breakdown for the Open Sud de France 2021
The table below gives you a full break down of prize money for the ATP 250 event in Montpellier this year.
The Euro amounts have been converted to GBP and USD to give a comparison for British and American readers. The exchange rate shown is the mid-market exchange rate on the day of the final when the tournament is complete. You can also see the % increase from prize money offered last year.
Singles
2021
Prize Money € EUR
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
% Change
Winner
€40,100
$48,477
£34,697
-55.9%
Runner Up
€28,750
$34,756
£24,876
-42.9%
Semi Final
€20,465
$24,740
£17,707
-27.8%
Quarter Final
€13,650
$16,501
£11,811
-15.4%
Round 2
€8,770
$10,602
£7,588
-5.3%
Round 1
€5,275
$6,377
£4,564
-2.6%
Q2
€2,580
$3,119
£2,232
-2.5%
Q1
€1,340
$1,620
£1,159
-2.5%
Doubles
2021
Prize Money € EUR
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
% Change vs 2020
Winner
€7,550
$9,173
£6,595
-75.4%
Runner-up
€5,530
$6,719
£4,831
-64.8%
Semifinal
€4,200
$5,103
£3,669
-50.7%
Quarterfinal
€3,010
$3,657
£2,629
-38.2%
Round 1
€2,200
$2,673
£1,922
-23.1%
Open Sud de France Total Prize Money History Since 2010
Year
Total Prize Money
% Change
2021
€419,470
-30.82%
2020
€606,350
15.6%
2019
€524,340
4.60%
2018
€501,345
4.00%
2017
€482,060
4.00%
2016
€463,520
5.50%
2015
€439,405
3.00%
2014
€426,605
4.00%
2013
€410,200
3.00%
2012
€398,250
-30.77%
2011
No Tournament
2010
€575,250
Historical Montpellier Prize Money Breakdown From 2010 to 2020
Conversions to GBP and UD are based on the closing exchange price on the day of the final that year.
2020
Singles
2020
Prize Money € EUR
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
% Change vs 2019
Winner
€91,010
$100,937
£77,589
0.7%
Runner-up
€50,380
$55,875
£42,950
3.1%
Semifinal
€28,360
$31,454
£24,178
5.1%
Quarterfinal
€16,140
$17,901
£13,760
5.2%
Round 2
€9,260
$10,270
£7,894
5.0%
Round 1
€5,415
$6,006
£4,616
2.5%
Q2
€2,645
$2,934
£2,255
3.5%
Q1
€1,375
$1,525
£1,172
7.4%
Doubles
2020
Prize Money € EUR
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
% Change vs 2019
Winner
€30,690
$23,576
£27,675
3.5%
Runner-up
€15,730
$12,084
£14,185
3.5%
Semifinal
€8,520
$6,545
£7,683
3.4%
Quarterfinal
€4,870
$3,741
£4,392
3.4%
Round 1
€2,860
$2,197
£2,579
3.6%
2019
2019
Prize Money € EUR
Prize Money £ GBP
Prize Money € EUR
% Change vs 2018
Winner
€90,390
$102,353
€79,132
1.10%
Runner-up
€48,870
$55,338
€42,783
3.70%
Semifinal
€26,990
$30,562
€23,628
5.80%
Quarterfinal
€15,335
$17,365
€13,425
5.50%
Round 2
€8,815
$9,982
€7,717
2.90%
Round 1
€5,285
$5,984
€4,627
4.10%
Q2
€2,555
$2,893
€2,237
11.80%
Q1
€1,280
$1,449
€1,121
11.80%
2018
2018
Prize Money € EUR
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
% Change vs 2017
Winner
€89,435
$101,272
£78,296
4.10%
Runner-up
€47,105
$53,339
£41,238
4.10%
Semifinal
€25,515
$28,892
£22,337
4.10%
Quarterfinal
€14,535
$16,459
£12,725
4.00%
Round 2
€8,565
$9,699
£7,498
4.10%
Round 1
€5,075
$5,747
£4,443
4.10%
Q2
€2,285
$2,587
£2,000
4.10%
Q1
€1,145
$1,297
£1,002
4.10%
2017
2017
Prize Money € EUR
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
% Change vs 2016
Winner
€85,945
$97,320
£75,241
4.20%
Runner-up
€45,265
$51,256
£39,627
4.20%
Semifinal
€24,520
$27,765
£21,466
4.20%
Quarterfinal
€13,970
$15,819
£12,230
4.30%
Round 2
€8,230
$9,319
£7,205
4.20%
Round 1
€4,875
$5,520
£4,268
4.20%
Q2
€2,195
$2,486
£1,922
4.30%
Q1
€1,100
$1,246
£963
4.30%
2016
2016
Prize Money € EUR
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
% Change vs 2015
Winner
€82,450
$93,362
£72,181
3.10%
Runner-up
€43,430
$49,178
£38,021
3.20%
Semifinal
€23,525
$26,639
£20,595
3.20%
Quarterfinal
€13,400
$15,173
£11,731
3.20%
Round 2
€7,900
$8,946
£6,916
3.20%
Round 1
€4,680
$5,299
£4,097
3.20%
Q2
€2,105
$2,384
£1,843
188.40%
Q1
€1,055
$1,195
£924
201.40%
2015
2015
Prize Money € EUR
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
% Change vs 2014
Winner
€80,000
$90,588
£70,036
3.50%
Runner-up
€42,100
$47,672
£36,856
3.40%
Semifinal
€22,800
$25,818
£19,960
3.40%
Quarterfinal
€12,990
$14,709
£11,372
3.40%
Round 2
€7,655
$8,668
£6,702
3.40%
Round 1
€4,535
$5,135
£3,970
3.40%
Q2
€730
$827
£639
2.80%
Q1
€350
$396
£306
2.90%
2014
2014
Prize Money € EUR
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
% Change vs 2013
Winner
€77,315
$87,548
£67,685
4.50%
Runner-up
€40,720
$46,109
£35,648
4.40%
Semifinal
€22,060
$24,980
£19,312
4.40%
Quarterfinal
€12,565
$14,228
£11,000
4.40%
Round 2
€7,405
$8,385
£6,483
4.30%
Round 1
€4,385
$4,965
£3,839
4.40%
Q2
€710
$804
£622
5.20%
Q1
€340
$385
£298
4.60%
2013
2013
Prize Money € EUR
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
% Change vs 2012
Winner
€74,000
$83,794
£64,783
2.90%
Runner-up
€39,000
$44,162
£34,143
3.00%
Semifinal
€21,130
$23,927
£18,498
3.00%
Quarterfinal
€12,040
$13,633
£10,540
3.00%
Round 2
€7,100
$8,040
£6,216
3.10%
Round 1
€4,200
$4,756
£3,677
2.90%
Q2
€675
$764
£591
2.30%
Q1
€325
$368
£285
3.20%
2012
2012
Prize Money € EUR
Prize Money $ USD
Prize Money £ GBP
% Change vs 2011
Winner
€71,900
$81,416
£62,945
-30.80%
Runner-up
€37,860
$42,871
£33,145
-30.90%
Semifinal
€20,510
$23,224
£17,955
-30.90%
Quarterfinal
€11,685
$13,232
£10,230
-30.90%
Round 2
€6,885
$7,796
£6,027
-30.80%
Round 1
€4,080
$4,620
£3,572
-30.80%
Q2
€660
$747
£578
-28.30%
Q1
€315
$357
£276
-27.60%
2011
There was no tournament in 2011 as the tournament moved to a new slot in the Calendar.
2010
This was the first season the tournament was played in Montpellier, having moved from Lyon.
