Padel schedule 2026 — Premier Padel and FIP Tour fixtures
Day-by-day order of play for every tournament we track: court, round, start time and live status. Start times are shown in each venue's local time zone and marked "local". The schedule mirrors the official order of play, which organisers can still move on the day — check the tournament page before you travel.
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FIP GOLD MELILLA — 20/10/2026 – 24/10/2026
Source: padelfip.com · updated 20 Oct, 22:15 (Europe/London)
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Upcoming season at a glance
Hexagon World Series II 2026
22–25 October 2026
Kuwait Major 2026
26–31 October 2026
FIP World Cup 2026
2–7 November 2026
FIP Junior Asia Padel Cup 2026
7–14 November 2026
Dubai Premier Padel P1 2026
8–15 November 2026
FIP Junior America Padel Cup 2026
10–14 November 2026
Mexico Major 2026
23–29 November 2026
Premier Padel Finals 2026
10–13 December 2026
Asian Indoor & Martial Arts Games 2026
17–21 December 2026
Hexagon World Series III 2026
17–20 December 2026
Schedule FAQ
What do "Not before" and "Followed by" mean?
Only the first match on each court has a fixed start time. Every match after it is listed as "Followed by", meaning it starts once the previous one on that court finishes. "Not before 6:00 PM" is a floor, not a start time: the match will not begin earlier, but it can begin much later if the matches ahead of it run long.
How are the courts numbered?
Centre Court hosts the headline matches of each session, then the secondary courts follow in numbered order. Organisers assign matches to courts when they publish the order of play for the day, so the same round can be split across several courts.
How often is the schedule updated?
Tournament dates appear as soon as Premier Padel and FIP publish their calendars. Individual match times appear with the order of play, usually the evening before play. During a tournament day the page re-syncs every few minutes, so live scores and finished results show up without a manual refresh.
Why are some matches marked "TBD"?
The players have not been decided yet, normally because the previous round has not finished. Those slots fill in automatically as the draw progresses.
What time zone are the times in?
In the time zone of the venue. On this English version times are not converted: each start time is the one used at the tournament site and is marked "local" on the schedule. If you are following from another country, check the venue's time zone before you set an alarm.
Where can I watch these matches?
Coverage varies by country and tournament. The country-by-country options are in our streaming guide at /watch-padel/.