2026 Arctic Open
October 6 – October 11 UTC+3
The Arctic Open, originally called the Finnish International until 2013, is an international open badminton competition that has been staged in Finland since 1990. The event was not held in 1994, 1995, or from 1997 to 2001. A separate international tournament, the Finnish International, was launched in 2014, prompting the original event to be rebranded as the Finnish Open. Since 2023, it has been included in the BWF World Tour as a Super 500 event, competing under the name Arctic Open.
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Tournament information, player field, official draws, provisional schedule, prize money and defending champions for the 2026 Arctic Open.
Arctic Open 2026 at a Glance
Live Scores & Match Centre
Follow live scoring and match updates throughout the Arctic Open.
Useful Links
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Provisional Schedule
Six days of competition from qualification through to the championship matches on Sunday.
Tuesday
All events qualification, followed by Women’s Singles and Mixed Doubles Round of 32.
Wednesday
Round of 32 competition across all events.
Thursday
The tournament field is reduced to the quarterfinalists.
Friday
Eight remaining players or pairs compete in each draw.
Saturday
Final-four action moves to one competition court.
Sunday
Five titles will be decided on the final day of competition.
Schedule is provisional and may be subject to change.
Prize Money Distribution
Prize money will be distributed in accordance with BWF regulations.
Income tax of 15% will be deducted from prize money payments.
Singles Prize Money
Doubles Prize Money
* Prize money shown per pair.
Defending Champions
The reigning champions across all five disciplines heading into the 2026 Arctic Open.