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Premier Padel 2026
Premier Padel is the top professional padel circuit: men's and women's draws, the same venue and the same week, from P2 up to the season-closing Finals. This page is the season hub — what is being played now, the 2026 calendar, results and where each tournament is shown.
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What Premier Padel is
Premier Padel is the top tier of professional padel. It runs one calendar for the men's and women's circuits, which play the same week at the same venue, and one season-long ranking that decides who reaches the Finals. Every match is a doubles match — there is no singles draw anywhere on the tour.
The season moves between Majors, P1 and P2 events and closes with the Finals. Below it sits the FIP Tour, the International Padel Federation's feeder circuit, whose Platinum and Gold events are grouped on the FIP Tour page.
Tournament tiers: P1, P2, Major and Finals
Tiers decide draw size and ranking points, not the rules — format is identical across all of them.
Major
Premier Padel Major — top of the men's & women's circuit.
Majors are the four highest-ranked stops on the Premier Padel calendar each year, alongside the Finals. They award the most ranking points of any regular-tour event. The men's main draw and women's main draw run on the same week at the same venue. Singles courts are not used — every match is a doubles pair.
P1
Premier Padel P1 — second-tier circuit event.
P1 events sit one rung below Major in the Premier Padel hierarchy. The full tour rotates through P1 stops in different countries through the season, with men's and women's draws sharing the venue. Top-seeded pairs typically enter the main draw directly; lower-ranked players go through qualifying earlier in the week.
P2
Premier Padel P2 — third-tier circuit event.
P2 events award fewer ranking points than P1 or Major, and the men's/ women's main draws are smaller, but the format and rules are identical: best-of-three sets with a tiebreak at 6-6 and a 10-point match tiebreak in the deciding set when used.
Finals
Premier Padel Finals — end-of-season showdown.
The Finals close the Premier Padel season. Only the highest-ranked pairs from the men's and women's tours qualify — typically the top eight pairs in the season-long ranking, with the field locked after the last regular-tour event.
Premier Padel calendar 2026
The full season, event by event, with dates, tier and status. Each event links through to its own page with the draw, the day-by-day order of play and results.
| Month | Event | City | Tier | Dates | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| February | Riyadh Season Premier Padel P1 | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia | P1 | 7 Feb – 14 Feb | DONE |
| March | Gijón Premier Padel P2 | Gijón, Spain | P2 | 1 Mar – 8 Mar | DONE |
| March | Cancún Premier Padel P2 | Cancún, Mexico | P2 | 15 Mar – 22 Mar | DONE |
| March | Miami Premier Padel P1 | Miami, United States | P1 | 22 Mar – 29 Mar | DONE |
| April | Qatar Major | Doha, Qatar | Major | 6 Apr – 11 Apr | POSTPONED |
| April | NEWGIZA Premier Padel P2 | Giza, Egypt | P2 | 11 Apr – 18 Apr | DONE |
| April | Brussels Premier Padel P2 | Brussels, Belgium | P2 | 19 Apr – 26 Apr | DONE |
| May | Asuncion Premier Padel P2 | Asunción, Paraguay | P2 | 3 May – 10 May | DONE |
| May | Buenos Aires Premier Padel P1 | Buenos Aires, Argentina | P1 | 10 May – 17 May | DONE |
| May | Italy Major | Rome, Italy | Major | 31 May – 7 Jun | DONE |
| June | Valencia Premier Padel P1 | Valencia, Spain | P1 | 6 Jun – 14 Jun | DONE |
| June | Valladolid Premier Padel P2 | Valladolid, Spain | P2 | 21 Jun – 28 Jun | DONE |
| June | Bordeaux Premier Padel P2 | Bordeaux, France | P2 | 28 Jun – 5 Jul | DONE |
| July | Malaga Premier Padel P1 | Málaga, Spain | P1 | 11 Jul – 19 Jul | DONE |
| July | Pretoria Premier Padel P1 | Pretoria, South Africa | P1 | 26 Jul – 2 Aug | DONE |
| August | London Premier Padel P1 | London, United Kingdom | P1 | 2 Aug – 9 Aug | DONE |
| August | Madrid Premier Padel P1 | Madrid, Spain | P1 | 29 Aug – 6 Sept | DONE |
| September | Paris Major | Paris, France | Major | 6 Sept – 13 Sept | DONE |
| September | Rotterdam Premier Padel P2 | Rotterdam, Netherlands | P2 | 27 Sept – 4 Oct | DONE |
| October | Germany Premier Padel P2 | Düsseldorf, Germany | P2 | 4 Oct – 11 Oct | DONE |
| October | Milano Premier Padel P1 | Milan, Italy | P1 | 10 Oct – 18 Oct | DONE |
| October | Kuwait Major | Kuwait City, Kuwait | Major | 26 Oct – 31 Oct | UPCOMING |
| November | Dubai Premier Padel P1 | Dubai, United Arab Emirates | P1 | 8 Nov – 15 Nov | UPCOMING |
| November | Mexico Major | Acapulco, Mexico | Major | 23 Nov – 29 Nov | UPCOMING |
| December | Premier Padel Finals | Barcelona, Spain | Finals | 10 Dec – 13 Dec | UPCOMING |
Latest results and live scores
Matches in play with the current score, and the last completed rounds with the set-by-set result. Since the 2026 season a game at 40-40 is settled by the Star Point: up to two advantages, then one decisive point, which keeps scorelines tighter than the ranking gap suggests.
- L. Sainz Pelegri / L. Manquillo Alarza — J. Bidahorria / V. Riera2-6, 4-6FIP Gold Ciudad de Sevilla · Final
- Javier Barahona / Ignacio Piotto Albornoz — Victor Ruiz / Facundo Rodrigo Luis Lopez6-4, 4-6, 3-6FIP Gold Ciudad de Sevilla · Final
- A. Sanchez Fallada / A. Ustero Prieto — P. Josemaria Martin / B. Gonzalez Fernandez7-6(3), 6-3Milano Premier Padel P1 · Final
- Agustin Tapia / Arturo Coello — Leandro Roman Augsburger / Juan Lebron4-6, 6-3, 6-2Milano Premier Padel P1 · Final
- A. Ustero Prieto / A. Sanchez Fallada — M. Calvo / C. Fernandez Sanchez3-6, 0-6Germany Premier Padel P2 · Final
Where to watch Premier Padel
The official app carries the circuit globally; in markets with a local rights deal those events move to the local broadcaster and may be blacked out on the app. Country-by-country breakdown, including what is free, on the streaming guide.
Premier Padel tickets
Each stop sells its own tickets through the organiser, not through the circuit, so the on-sale date and the session format change from event to event. The 2026 season with the official sale for each event is on Premier Padel tickets.
Where to bet on Premier Padel
Coverage varies a lot by operator: some price full main draws including the women's side, others only the closing rounds. The operators we track, the markets they offer and where each holds a licence are on the bookmakers page. We do not publish odds or tips.
Other bookmakers with padel markets
CodereSince 1980
Madrid-headquartered gambling company present in Spain, Italy, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia and Panama. Reliable padel coverage on major Premier Padel events.
KirolbetSince 2004
Spanish DGOJ-licensed sportsbook with Basque Country roots and a 260+ retail-shop footprint. Padel is part of the core sportsbook with live in-play and cash-out, though depth lags Tier-1 specialists.
RetabetSince 2002
Basque-headquartered Spanish DGOJ-licensed sportsbook (Bizkaia, Euskadi) with a national licence valid through 2035. Padel is in the sportsbook with dedicated tournament deep-links, cash-out and live in-play.
SportiumSince 2008
Spanish sports-betting operator (DGOJ-licensed) with one of the deepest padel markets in Spain. Owned by Cirsa Group, also serves Mexico and Colombia.
WinamaxSince 1999
French operator (Paris-HQ, founded 1999 as a poker site) with sportsbook arms in France, Spain and Germany. Spanish product (winamax.es) live since 2018; sportsbook from 2020. Reputation for sharp pricing — among the lowest margins in the DGOJ-licensed market.
Premier Padel FAQ
What is Premier Padel?
Premier Padel is the professional padel circuit that stages the sport's top-tier events. It runs a single calendar for men's and women's draws, which play the same week at the same venue, and a season-long ranking that decides who qualifies for the Finals.
What is the difference between a Major, P1, P2 and the Finals?
They are tiers. Majors are the highest-ranked regular stops of the year and award the most ranking points; P1 sits one rung below and P2 below that, with smaller draws. The Finals close the season and are limited to the pairs highest in the season ranking.
Where can I see the Premier Padel calendar for 2026?
The full season, grouped live, upcoming and completed, is on /tournaments/. Every showcase event has its own page with dates, draw, order of play and results. Day-by-day match times are on /schedule/.
Where can I watch Premier Padel?
The official Premier Padel app carries the circuit globally, and in several markets a local broadcaster holds the rights instead, in which case those events may be blacked out on the app. Our country-by-country guide is at /watch-padel/.
What is the difference between Premier Padel and the FIP Tour?
Premier Padel is the top tier. The FIP Tour, run by the International Padel Federation, sits below it as the feeder circuit with Platinum, Gold and lower categories. The 2026 FIP Tour calendar is on /fip-tour/.
Can you bet on Premier Padel?
Yes, through a sportsbook licensed in your country. Coverage varies a lot by operator and market: some price full main draws, others only finals. The operators we track and where each one is licensed are listed on /bookmakers/. We do not publish odds or tips.
Follow the 2026 Premier Padel season
The calendar, the day-by-day order of play and the results of every tournament, synced from padelfip.
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