ATP Challenger Tour · Men'sCompleted

Zug CH 2026: Schedule, Results & Stats

ATP Challenger 125
Surface
Clay
Draw
32
Played
18–26 July 2026
Prize money
$225,000
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CourtMedium-fast

Zug CH is a men's ATP Challenger Tour tournament. The 2026 edition was held 18–26 July 2026 on clay courts. The singles draw features 32 players competing from the round of 32 through to the final. This page provides the full schedule, live scores and complete results for the current edition, with each match linking to detailed head-to-head records, recent form and pre-match analysis.

Clay is the slowest of the main surfaces: the ball sits up and rallies run long, rewarding patience, movement and heavy topspin.

Results

Final
Final
Klein L.
Mayot H.[4]
666
274
Semi-final
Final
Mayot H.[4]
Sakellaridis S.
666
373
Final
Klein L.
Paul J.
66
14
Quarter-final
Final
Paul J.
Diaz Acosta F.[7]
67
25
Final
Sakellaridis S.
Piros Z.[1]
576
764
Final
Klein L.
Andrea Huesler M.[2]
67
25
Final
Mayot H.[4]
Brunold M.
66
34
Round of 16
Final
Piros Z.[1]
Fatic N.
66
34
Final
Mayot H.[4]
Ymer E.
66
31
Final
Brunold M.
Collarini A.
366
612
Final
Klein L.
Bernet H.
636
463
Final
Paul J.
Hemery C.[3]
66
31
Final
Sakellaridis S.
Blancaneaux G.
66
43
Final
Diaz Acosta F.[7]
Vallejo A.
76
62
Final
Andrea Huesler M.[2]
Burruchaga R.
76
62
Round of 32
Final
Burruchaga R.
Stricker D.
76
54
Final
Andrea Huesler M.[2]
Merida Aguilar D.
76
63
Final
Blancaneaux G.
Giustino L.
76
64
Final
Vallejo A.
Mena F.
66
12
Final
Klein L.
Fa Rodriguez Taverna S.[6]
66
33
Final
Piros Z.[1]
Ritschard A.
66
32
Final
Ymer E.
Bertola R.
467
636
Final
Collarini A.
Feldbausch K.
67
46
Final
Fatic N.
Kuzmanov D.
566
742
Final
Hemery C.[3]
Yevseyev D.
66
33
Final
Bernet H.
Dellien Velasco M.
67
36
Final
Paul J.
Neuchrist M.
66
43
Final
Sakellaridis S.
Hassan B.[8]
66
43
Final
Mayot H.[4]
Brunclik P.
76
51
Final
Brunold M.
Maestrelli F.[5]
67
45
Final
Diaz Acosta F.[7]
Sharipov M.
66
43
Qualifying Round
Final
Bertola R.[4]
Braynin A.
746
564
Final
Paul J.[3]
Von Der Schulenburg J.
66
22
Qualifying Semi-final
Final
Brunclik P.
Dellavedova M.[10]
67
26
Qualifying Round
Final
Nijboer R.[12]
Thomas F.
66
24
Final
Olivieri G.[2]
Janvier M.
77
66
Final
Burruchaga R.[1]
Romano F.
76
64
Final
Kestelboim M.[9]
Djosic N.
76
62
Qualifying Semi-final
Final
Bertola R.[4]
Nijboer R.[12]
66
24
Final
Paul J.[3]
Gadamauri B.
76
54
Qualifying Round
Final
Gadamauri B.
Karlovskiy E.[11]
637
366
Final
Brunclik P.
Villanueva G.[5]
77
65
Final
Sakellaridis S.[6]
De Krom M.
66
12
Qualifying Semi-final
Final
Burruchaga R.[1]
Kestelboim M.[9]
66
12
Qualifying Round
Final
Pokorny L.[7]
Sung Nam J.
466
621
Final
Dellavedova M.[10]
Casanova A.
66
34
Final
Neuchrist M.[8]
Forti F.
66
44
Qualifying Semi-final
Final
Sakellaridis S.[6]
Pokorny L.[7]
476
653
Final
Neuchrist M.[8]
Olivieri G.[2]
746
663

Recent champions

2025Lukas Klein def. Harold Mayot6-2 6-7 6-4
2024Jerome Kym def. Roman Andres Burruchaga6-4 6-4
2023Arthur Rinderknech def. Joris De Loore3-6 6-3 6-4
2022Dominic Stricker def. Ernests Gulbis5-7 6-1 6-3

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Frequently asked questions

What surface is Zug CH played on?

Zug CH is played on clay.

How fast is the court at Zug CH?

Zug CH plays at a fast pace — our court pace index is 67 out of 100, where a higher number means a faster court.

Who won Zug CH most recently?

The most recent champion is Lukas Klein (2025).

What category is Zug CH?

Zug CH is part of the ATP Challenger Tour.

What is the prize money at Zug CH 2026?

The total prize money at Zug CH 2026 is $225,000.