2026 Thailand Masters: Schedule, Broadcast, and Prize Money Breakdown

The Princess Sirivannavari Thailand Masters 2026, a prestigious HSBC BWF World Tour Super 300 event, is set to captivate badminton fans from January 27 to February 1, 2026. Held at the iconic Nimibutr Stadium in Bangkok , this tournament not only offers world-class action but also a substantial prize pool of US$250,000.

Below is a detailed guide to the tournament schedule, TV broadcast timings, and the financial stakes for the competitors.

Provisional Competition Schedule

The action kicks off with qualifiers and early rounds, building up to the finals on Sunday. Note that all times are subject to change by the Tournament Referee.

• Tuesday, January 27, 2026:
  • Events: Qualifying Rounds (MS, WS, MD, WD, XD) & Round of 32 (MD, WD)
  • Start Time: 09:00 (Qualifying) / 15:00 (Main Draw)
  • Courts: 4 courts in use
• Wednesday, January 28, 2026:
  • Events: Round of 32 (All events) & MD/WD Qualifiers
  • Start Time: 09:00
  • Courts: 4 courts in use
• Thursday, January 29, 2026:
  • Events: Round of 16 (Second Round)
  • Start Time: 12:00
  • Courts: 4 courts in use
• Friday, January 30, 2026:
  • Events: Quarter-Finals
  • Start Time: 13:00
  • Courts: 3 courts in use
• Saturday, January 31, 2026:
  • Events: Semi-Finals
  • Start Time: 12:00
  • Courts: 2 courts in use
• Sunday, February 1, 2026:
  • Events: Finals
  • Start Time: 12:00
  • Courts: 1 court (Center Court)

TV Broadcast Schedule

Fans around the world can tune in to catch the decisive matches of the tournament. The provisional TV broadcast schedule is as follows:

• Saturday, January 31 (Semi-Finals): Coverage begins at 12:00 featuring 8 matches.
• Sunday, February 1 (Finals): Coverage begins at 12:00 featuring all 5 final matches.

Prize Money Distribution

The total prize fund of US$250,000 is distributed across all five disciplines. Crucially, only players who reach the Round of 16 (Second Round) or better will receive prize money. Competitors who exit in the Qualifying rounds or the Round of 32 (First Round) will not take home any winnings.

A 5% tax deduction may apply to all prize money in accordance with Thai revenue regulations.

Men’s & Women’s Singles (MS/WS)

• Winner: $18,750
• Runner-Up: $9,500
• Semi-Finalist: $3,625
• Quarter-Finalist: $1,500
• Round of 16: $875

Doubles Events (MD, WD, XD) – Per Pair

• Winner: $19,750
• Runner-Up: $9,500
• Semi-Finalist: $3,500
• Quarter-Finalist: $1,812.50
• Round of 16: $937.50

This high-stakes structure ensures fierce competition from the very first serve, as players fight not just for the trophy, but for their share of the prize pool. Make sure to tune in starting January 27th!