List of all BWF World Tour Super 1000 Series events in 2023

We look at the list of all the highest level events of the cycle 2023-26.

The Super 1000 Series events are BWF World Tour's highest level. In the 2023-26 cycle, there will be four high-profile tournaments - Malaysia Open, All England Open, China Open, and Indonesia Open. Malaysia Open has been upgraded to the Super 1000 status from 2023 onwards.

Points Distribution in Super 1000

Events Finish	Winner	Runner-Up	Semi-finalists	Quarter-finalists	Round of 16 Exit	Round of 32 Exit
Points Awarded	12,000	10,200	8,400	6,600	4,800	3,000

Prize Money Distribution (in USD)

The total amount of 1250000 USD is distributed as the prize money in the Super 1000 tournaments.

Events	Winner	Runner-Up	Semi-finalists	Quarter-finalists	Round of 16 Exit	Round of 32 Exit
Singles	87,500	42,500	17,500	6,875	3,750	1,250
Doubles	92,500	47,350	17,500	7,812.50	4,062.50	1,250

List of all BWF Super 1000 Series events in 2023

January 10-15 - Malaysia Open

Axiata Arena, Kuala Lumpur hosted the first premier of the new cycle from 10 to 15 January. Viktor Axelsen won the Men's Singles final against Kodai Naraoke with straight sets. While the reigning two-time World Champion Akane Yamaguchi secured the Women's Singles Gold in the final against An Se-Young.

March 14-19 - All England Open

All England Open is the oldest badminton tournament. It first took place in 1899. The premier event has been taking place at the Birmingham Arena since 1994. Over the years, only two Indians have clinched the Gold Medal at the All England Open in the 123-year-long history. The accolades are in the name of Prakash Padukone (1980) and Pullela Gopichand (2001).

June 13-18 - Indonesia Open

Indonesia Open is one of the three original badminton events to be inducted in The Super 1000. National Capital Jakarta will host the tournament. Saina Nehwal has won thrice (2009, 2010, and 2012) while Srinath Kidambi won in 2017.

September 5-10 - China Open

Changzhou will host the last Super 1000 event of the year from September 5 to 10. China Open is one of the three original Super 1000 events alongside the England and Indonesia Open. Srinath Kidambi (2014), Saina Nehwal (2014), and PV Sindhu (2016) hold gold medal accolades in the China Open.