Official: Premier Padel 2023 Calendar

After the announcement of the final calendar by the World Padel Tour for 2023, Premier Padel has done the same with a reduced but exciting and global circuit. The roadmap is made up of eight stops.

Doha will once again be the starting point where the first balls of the circuit will start bouncing this year. The Ooredoo Qatar Major will kick off on 26 February with the first stages at the Khalifa Tennis & Squash. It will last for one week until 5 March, when the first champions will be crowned. 

The second step will take place in Italy. It will be a couple of months before the tournament takes place. The Foro Italico will host the Italy Major from 10 to 16 July before arriving in Madrid P1. The Spanish capital, where Galan and Lebron demonstrated in 2022 their hegemony in the Premier Padel circuit, will take place from the 17th to the 23rd of July. 

The best padel players in the world will once again take a long-haul plane. Following on from Madrid, the Mendoza Premier Padel P1 will take place between 31 July and 6 August. Argentina is always one of the most important and awaited stops, it was impossible not to expect it on the calendar. 

The legendary Stade Roland Garros will open its doors from 4 to 10 September. The Greenweez Paris Premier Padel Major will take place there. With the season already on track, there will be the last three tests. The first of them, the NewGiza Premier Padel P1 will take place between 30 October and 5 November. From Egypt we will fly to Mexico, where the last Major of the season will be held from 27 November to 3 December.

The curtain will be drawn on the calendar for the 2023 Premier Padel season in Italy once again. The Allianz Cloud in Milan will bring the festivities to a close between the 4th and 10th of December. That's where the queen couple will be known. 

Although the calendar is definitive, the organisers are not closing the door on the possibility of adding new stops to the circuit with the consent of the Professional Padel Association.