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This is the new Premier Padel calendar for 2024

The new and most important padel circuit will celebrate 25 events in 18 different countries with the aspiration of internationalizing the sport.

Joaquín Serna Sánchez

From February 26 to December 22, 2024. These will be the dates covered by the new Premier Padel calendar. All five continents will be able to enjoy the best padel in the world in a season where the circuit, orchestrated by Qatar Sports Investments and the International Padel Federation, aims not only to eclipse the golden era of the World Padel Tour (2013 – 2023) but also to ensure that the sport continues to expand internationally.

Where does Premier Padel take place?

Premier Padel will arrive for the first time in countries like Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, and Venezuela. Additionally, cities like Acapulco, Genoa, Bordeaux, Rotterdam, and Düsseldorf will also make their debut, laying out the 20×10 court.

The inclusion of up to four events in the Middle East has diminished Spain’s prominence as the global epicenter of padel, as it will only host four of the 25 tournaments that will take place over the year. This represents a radical change compared to the previous season, in which Spain hosted up to 12 of the 34 events held between Premier Padel and World Padel Tour, 35% of the total.

The winners of the last edition of the Valladolid Master of the World Padel Tour in 2023 were Bea González and Delfi Brea in the women’s draw, and Franco Stupaczuk and Martín Di Nenno in the men’s. | Image: WPT.

Particularly noteworthy is the loss of emblematic tournaments on Spanish soil such as the one in Valencia at la Fonteta or the Valladolid Master in the iconic Plaza Mayor of Valladolid. Additionally, another padel powerhouse like Argentina will host only one event throughout the year as a result of a strategy aimed at bringing padel to other corners of the planet.

Premier Padel 2024 Tournaments: Major, Tour Finals, P1 & P2

In the next season, Premier Padel will organize 25 events divided into the following categories:

  • Four Major tournaments that will provide 2,000 points to the winning pair.
  • A Tour Finals competed by the top eight pairs in the ranking at the end of the season, awarding 1,500 points to the winning duo.
  • Up to eleven P1 events, a step below the Tour Finals, offering 1,000 points.
  • Nine P2 tournaments distributing 500 points to the title winners.
For the first time, a Master Final type tournament will be played in Premier Padel since the creation of the circuit in 2022. | Image: Premier Padel.

The season will begin in Riyadh with a P1 tournament that will serve to check the players’ form before competing in the first Master of the season, which will take place in Qatar from March 3 to 8, as happened in the previous two seasons.

The Ibero-American tour will return with tournaments in Paraguay, Argentina, and Chile taking place consecutively in May, before the Foro Italico in Rome hosts the second Master of the season from June 17 to 23.

In August, the circuit will have a 28-day summer break after more than half of the calendar’s events (14 out of 25) have been played, so from September 2, the second part of the season will begin, in which the final ranking positions will be decided.

The 2024 calendar will be unified for both the men’s and women’s circuits. | Image: Premier Padel.

In early October, Roland Garros will dress up to celebrate the Paris Major, and during that month, the Newgiza P1 in Egypt will take place again, a championship that was suspended last year due to its proximity to the armed conflicts between Israel and Palestine.

After two consecutive tournaments in the Middle East (Dubai and Kuwait), Mexico will host the last Major of the season before the players travel to Milan to compete in their prestigious P1. This will serve as the final test to determine which eight pairs will go to the Barcelona Tour Finals, which will put the finishing touch on the first season of Premier Padel as the dominant circuit in professional padel.

Dates and Venues of the Official Premier Padel Calendar for 2024

  • Riyadh P1: From February 26 to March 2
  • Qatar Major: From March 3 to March 8
  • Acapulco P1: From March 18 to March 24
  • Puerto Cabello P2: From March 25 to March 31
  • Brussels P2: From April 22 to April 28
  • Andalusia P1: From April 29 to May 5
  • Asunción P2: From May 13 to May 19
  • Argentina P1: From May 20 to May 26
  • Santiago P1: From May 27 to June 2
  • Bordeaux P2: From June 10 to June 16
  • Italy Major: From June 17 to June 23
  • Andalusia P1: From July 8 to July 14
  • Genoa P2: From July 15 to July 21
  • Finland P2: From July 29 to August 2
  • Madrid P1: From September 2 to September 8
  • Rotterdam P1: From September 9 to September 15
  • Düsseldorf P2: From September 16 to September 22
  • Paris Major: From September 30 to October 2
  • Sweden P2: From October 7 to October 13
  • Newgiza P1: From October 21 to October 27
  • Dubai P1: From November 4 to November 10
  • Kuwait City P1: From November 11 to November 17
  • Mexico Major: From November 25 to December 1
  • Milan P1: From December 2 to December 8
  • Tour Finals Barcelona: From December 18 to December 22