Premier Padel Tour Full Schedule & Calendar 2026
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Premier Padel Tour schedule 2026
Main-draw weeks for the 2026 Qatar Airways Premier Padel Tour — updated for quick scanning on mobile, and easy to bookmark for the season.
Note: dates are main draw weeks. Calendar is subject to change.
At-a-glance schedule
| Dates (2026) | Tournament | Category | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09–14 Feb | Riyadh Season | P1 | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia |
| 02–08 Mar | Gijón | P2 | Gijón, Spain |
| 16–22 Mar | Cancún | P2 | Cancún, Mexico |
| 23–29 Mar | Miami | P1 | Miami, USA |
| 06–11 Apr | Qatar | Major | Doha, Qatar |
| 13–18 Apr | Newgiza | P2 | Egypt (Newgiza) |
| 20–26 Apr | Brussels | P2 | Brussels, Belgium |
| 11–17 May | Buenos Aires | P1 | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 18–24 May | Asunción | P2 | Asunción, Paraguay |
| 01–07 Jun | Italy | Major | Italy |
| 08–14 Jun | Valencia | P1 | Valencia, Spain |
| 22–28 Jun | Valladolid | P2 | Valladolid, Spain |
| 29 Jun–05 Jul | Bordeaux | P2 | Bordeaux, France |
| 13–19 Jul | Málaga | P1 | Málaga, Spain |
| 27 Jul–02 Aug | Pretoria | P2 | Pretoria, South Africa |
| 03–09 Aug | London | P1 | London, United Kingdom |
| 24–30 Aug | Mediterranean Games | Other | Mediterranean Games |
| 31 Aug–06 Sep | Madrid | P1 | Madrid, Spain |
| 07–13 Sep | Paris | Major | Paris, France |
| 14–20 Sep | Europe (TBC) | P2 | Europe (TBC) |
| 28 Sep–04 Oct | Rotterdam | P2 | Rotterdam, Netherlands |
| 05–11 Oct | Germany | P2 | Germany |
| 12–18 Oct | Milano | P1 | Milan, Italy |
| 26–31 Oct | Kuwait | P1 | Kuwait |
| 01–07 Nov | FIP World Cup | Other | FIP World Cup |
| 09–15 Nov | Dubai | P1 | Dubai, UAE |
| 23–29 Nov | Mexico | Major | Mexico |
| 07–13 Dec | Barcelona Finals | Finals | Barcelona, Spain |
Quick scan (mobile-friendly)
09–14 Feb
P1Riyadh Season
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
02–08 Mar
P2Gijón
Gijón, Spain
16–22 Mar
P2Cancún
Cancún, Mexico
23–29 Mar
P1Miami
Miami, USA
06–11 Apr
MajorQatar
Doha, Qatar
13–18 Apr
P2Newgiza
Egypt (Newgiza)
20–26 Apr
P2Brussels
Brussels, Belgium
11–17 May
P1Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires, Argentina
18–24 May
P2Asunción
Asunción, Paraguay
01–07 Jun
MajorItaly
Italy
08–14 Jun
P1Valencia
Valencia, Spain
22–28 Jun
P2Valladolid
Valladolid, Spain
29 Jun–05 Jul
P2Bordeaux
Bordeaux, France
13–19 Jul
P1Málaga
Málaga, Spain
27 Jul–02 Aug
P2Pretoria
Pretoria, South Africa
03–09 Aug
P1London
London, United Kingdom
24–30 Aug
OtherMediterranean Games
Mediterranean Games
31 Aug–06 Sep
P1Madrid
Madrid, Spain
07–13 Sep
MajorParis
Paris, France
14–20 Sep
P2Europe (TBC)
Europe (TBC)
28 Sep–04 Oct
P2Rotterdam
Rotterdam, Netherlands
05–11 Oct
P2Germany
Germany
12–18 Oct
P1Milano
Milan, Italy
26–31 Oct
P1Kuwait
Kuwait
01–07 Nov
OtherFIP World Cup
FIP World Cup
09–15 Nov
P1Dubai
Dubai, UAE
23–29 Nov
MajorMexico
Mexico
07–13 Dec
FinalsBarcelona Finals
Barcelona, Spain
FAQ
Are these qualifying or main draw dates?
These are the published main draw weeks. Qualifying typically runs before main draw and can vary by tournament.
What do P1, P2 and Major mean?
They’re Premier Padel tournament tiers. In general: Majors are the biggest points/events, P1 sits just below, and P2 is the most frequent tier.
Will the 2026 Premier Padel schedule change?
Yes — calendars can shift due to venues, broadcast, or logistics. This page is designed to be easy to update quickly when official changes land.
Where can I watch the Premier Padel Tour 2026?
Earlier rounds can be streamed directly from the Official Premier Padel Tour YouTube channel.
Quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals can be streamed live on Red Bull TV for free.
How many FIP rankings points are available at each tournament?
Winners of a Major receive 2,000 points (1,200 points for runners up), P1 winners receive 1,000 points (600 for runners up), and P2 winners receive 600 points (360 points for runners up).
