Premier Padel calendar
Pro Padel: Dubai, Mexico and the Finals
The pro padel season has three big stops left in 2026, plus the World Cup Finals in Doha this week. This Premier Padel calendar covers every remaining event, who is in form and how to follow it from the UK. If you would rather play than watch, our padel tournaments UK page lists the events at home.
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Premier Padel Calendar: What Is Left in 2026
| Dates | Event | Where | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 to 7 Nov | FIP World Cup Finals | Doha, Qatar | National teams |
| 8 to 15 Nov | Dubai P1 | Dubai, UAE | P1 |
| 23 to 29 Nov | Mexico Major | Mexico City | Major |
| 10 to 13 Dec | Premier Padel Finals | Barcelona, Spain | Finals |
Note that dates come from the Premier Padel and FIP calendars. However, they can move, so check the official sites before you plan a trip.
FIP World Cup Finals in Doha
First, the national team World Cup runs from 2 to 7 November at the Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex, with the finals on Saturday. Notably, the GB women are there for the first time in five years. Now, after beating Germany 3-0, they are playing for places nine to 16. You can read how they got on in our GB padel World Cup report.
Better still, every match is streamed live on the FIP YouTube channel, so you can watch from the UK for free.
Dubai P1 and the Mexico Major
Next comes the Dubai P1, in the week of 9 November. After that, the tour crosses to Mexico City for the last Major of the year, from 23 to 29 November. Because Majors carry the most ranking points of any regular event, expect every top pair to be there.
Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia are the pair to beat. For example, they won in Milan in October, then took the Kuwait Major for the loss of two games in the final. In the women’s draw, however, it is closer. Ariana Sánchez and Andrea Ustero won Milan, while Gemma Triay and Delfina Brea came from a set down to beat them in the Kuwait final.
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Premier Padel Finals in Barcelona
Finally, the season ends in Barcelona from 10 to 13 December, when the best pairs of the year meet in the Finals. For many fans, it is the last chance to see the top players before the 2027 calendar starts, and it is a short flight from most UK airports.
Along the way, Premier Padel takes the tour to some striking places. In Buenos Aires this year, for example, it built a court right in front of the Obelisco.
How to Watch Premier Padel in the UK
Generally, early rounds are shown free on the Premier Padel YouTube channel. Meanwhile, the later rounds go to broadcast partners, which vary by country, so check the Premier Padel website for the current UK option.
In addition, watching the pros is one of the quickest ways to improve. In particular, pay attention to where they stand after a lob, and how rarely they hit hard from the back of the court.
Playing this weekend?
- Also, fresh balls make a bigger difference than most people think. Our best padel balls UK guide covers the ones that keep their bounce.
Premier Padel Calendar FAQs
When are the Premier Padel Finals in 2026?
As it stands, the Finals are in Barcelona from 10 to 13 December 2026.
What is the difference between a Major and a P1?
In short, Majors are the biggest regular events on the Premier Padel tour and carry the most ranking points. P1 events come next, and then P2. As a result, the top pairs rarely miss a Major.
Sources: StudyPadel Premier Padel calendar, StudyPadel results and LTA Padel.
Photos from Wikimedia Commons: Premier Padel Kuwait by Admirand15 (CC BY-SA 4.0) and the Obelisco court by Fotos GCBA (CC BY 2.5 AR).