The 2026 Premier Padel season is the biggest yet — 26 tournaments, 18 countries, and a new scoring rule that changes how games end.
Season highlights
The tour kicks off on 9 February with the Riyadh Season P1, following the Hexagon Cup. Early stops include Gijón, Cancún and Miami. Roughly three-quarters of events will be played indoors.
New venues in 2026
London and Pretoria debut on the tour calendar. Valencia joins Spain's existing stops. From June through October the tour runs through Europe: Rome, Milan, Paris, Bordeaux, Rotterdam and Düsseldorf.
The three major tournaments stay in Doha, Rome and Paris. Acapulco closes the regular season with the Mexico Major in late November. The season ends with the Premier Padel Finals in Barcelona, 7–13 December.
The Star Point: new tiebreak rule
Games follow the standard deuce–advantage format, but only up to two advantages. If the score is still level, the next rally is sudden death. It stops games dragging without removing the tension of a close point. The Star Point debuts at the Riyadh P1.
Follow along
We'll be tracking the tour throughout the season. Keep your racket protected on the road with a COVR case.