2025 padel calendar: all the tournaments and events not to miss

The 2025 year promises to be packed with competitions for amateurs and professionals holding a padel licence. Between Premier Padel tournaments, the FIP circuit, French championships and amateur competitions, the schedule is full.

Knowing the key dates allows you to plan ahead for the season and not miss any major event. In this article, we will detail the calendar of 2025 padel tournaments for the different circuits. Do not miss our tips for a successful 2025 season at the end of the article!

Highlights of the 2025 padel season

Key dates to note now

• 10–11 May 2025: Regional stages of the French Championships for pairs and teams.

• 20–22 August 2025: National finals of the French Championships.

• March, May 2025: National Youth Tournaments (TNJ) in France.

 

What is new in the 2025 calendar

The 2025 calendar is expanding with new competitions to meet the growing enthusiasm for padel. Professional circuits such as Premier Padel and the FIP Tour continue to develop in order to offer players more points and prize money. In France, the FFT is strengthening its offering for young players and amateurs, with new P1000, P1500 and P2000 tournaments and new events for wheelchair padel.

 

Where can you follow the biggest events?

Premier Padel matches are broadcast on various streaming platforms and television channels, notably on the circuit's official YouTube channel. For competitions in France, the FFT broadcasts certain matches on its dedicated channels. The social media accounts of leagues and clubs are also an excellent source of information for following tournament news.

Premier Padel 2025: the full calendar of professional tournaments

Premier Padel is the leading professional circuit, organised under the auspices of the International Padel Federation (FIP) and supported by Qatar Sports Investments (QSI). There are three types of tournaments on this circuit.

Here are the dates for Premier Padel 2025:

 

Major tournaments: prestige and spectacle

Majors are the most prestigious events on the Premier Padel circuit. They offer players the maximum number of points and attract the world's best for top-level spectacle. They are unmissable events for all enthusiasts, who will see the world's best players compete there.

 

P1 and P2: events not to underestimate

P1 tournaments are high-level competitions with substantial prize money, while P2 tournaments offer fewer points but remain highly competitive. These tournaments form the heart of the circuit and are the real driving force behind professional players' progress.

Following French performances on the circuit

More and more French players are standing out on the Premier Padel circuit, thanks to consistent performances and a notable rise in strength. Keep an eye on French players, as they could well spring a surprise in upcoming tournaments!

The FIP circuit in 2025: a springboard to the highest level

The FIP Tour is a circuit organised by the FIP to enable players to earn points and reach the professional level.

 

FIP Rise, Star, Gold, Platinum: what are the differences?

• FIP Promotion and FIP Rise: access to the first points.

• FIP Star: ideal for up-and-coming players.

• FIP Gold: highly competitive tournaments.

• FIP Platinum: the highest level.

Taking part in these competitions allows players to earn points and eventually join the Premier Padel circuit.

 

FIP: who is it for and how do you register?

The FIP circuit is ideal for players who want to improve their international ranking and compete against other high-level players. Registration is generally done via the FIP platform.

 

Premier Padel goal: how to improve through FIP?

To reach the Premier Padel circuit, it is crucial to accumulate points on the FIP Tour. A good strategy is to prioritise FIP Gold and Platinum tournaments to maximise your points and climb the rankings.

FFT padel tournaments 2025: the official programme in France

In 2025, the French Tennis Federation (FFT) offers a calendar packed with padel tournaments, aimed at players of all levels and age categories.

 

French pair championships

• Departmental stages: dates chosen by the committees.

• Regional stages: 10 and 11 May 2025.

• National stages: 20 to 22 August 2025.

 

French team championships

• Departmental stages: dates chosen by the committees.

• Regional stages: 10 and 11 May 2025.

• National stages: 20 to 22 August 2025.

 

National Youth Tournaments (TNJ)

To encourage young people to play padel, the FFT is organising several TNJ events in 2025:

• 14 & 15 December 2024: All In Country Club (Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes)

• 1 & 2 March 2025: B14 (Île-de-France)

• 24 & 25 May 2025: Padel Shop Saint-Étienne (Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes)

 

P1000, P1500 and P2000: how to prepare?

The 2025 calendar also includes tournaments in different categories, offering points to winners.

• P1000: national-level tournaments.

• P1500: intermediate-level tournaments.

• P2000: the most prestigious tournaments.

To succeed in these tournaments, preparation is essential, and this is what we will detail at the end of the article.

 

Where can you find the official regional dates?

To stay informed about calendar updates and any changes, it is recommended to regularly consult the official FFT website and contact regional leagues or local clubs.

Alternative competitions to follow in 2025

Amateur tournaments for all levels

These competitions offer an excellent opportunity for players of all levels to test their skills and immerse themselves in the friendly atmosphere of local tournaments.

 

Wheelchair padel: inclusion in the service of the game

Accessible padel for people with disabilities is experiencing significant growth. More and more clubs are offering adapted facilities, and dedicated competitions are emerging, promoting inclusion and diversity in sport.

 

Mixed competitions, more popular than ever

The trend for mixed tournaments, bringing men and women together on the same court, is gaining popularity.

 

Club training camps and events not to miss

Throughout the year, many clubs organise advanced training camps, themed workshops and friendly matches.

How to plan your 2025 padel season?

Choosing the right tournaments for your level

To plan your season well, it is important to choose tournaments that match your level. If you are a beginner, start with amateur tournaments. If you want to improve, P1000 tournaments are an excellent option.

 

Essential equipment for performing in tournaments

• Padel racket: round rackets offer better control, while teardrop-shaped rackets or diamond rackets provide more power.

• Padel shoes: opt for padel-specific shoes, designed to provide lateral stability and optimal grip on court.

• Padel bag: make sure you have a good bag to carry and protect your equipment.

 

Physical and mental preparation to stay at the top

• Physical preparation: work on your doubles game. Communication and coordination with your partner are essential.

• Mental preparation: mental preparation for padel is crucial for managing pressure in competition. Visualisation, concentration and stress-management techniques can improve your performance on court.