Georgian Amateur Tour 2026: four stages, one standings table
Grades A to D in three cities, with the best three of four stages counting towards the season title.
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The 2026 Georgian Amateur Tour runs over four stages between February and October, in Tbilisi, Kutaisi and Rustavi. Every stage carries singles and doubles draws split into grades A, B, C and D, so a player entering their first season is never drawn against a former national squad member.
Stage points are awarded by final placement and the best three of a player's four stages count towards the season standings. That means one missed weekend — a wedding, an exam, a work trip — does not end anybody's season.
Entries for the first stage open now and close twelve days before play. Juniors entering an amateur grade pay the reduced junior fee; the grade they enter is their own choice, and the office will move anyone who is clearly in the wrong bracket before the draw is made.
Standings appear on the series page and update after each stage.
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