The Pro Padel League announces its 2026 calendar: five events, historic expansion, and finals in Miami

The Pro Padel League (PPL) has unveiled its official calendar for the 2026 season with an announcement that confirms the unstoppable growth of padel in North America. The competition, which has established itself as the driving force behind the sport in the United States, presents a schedule with five events, two of them in Mexico, and several new venues that mark a turning point in the expansion of the circuit.

The dates and venues for the 2026 Pro Padel League

The big headline is the league’s arrival in Los Angeles, which will host an official championship tournament for the first time. The Californian city thus joins the list of strategic markets that the PPL wants to promote in its goal of making padel a mass sport in North America.

The season will kick off from July 9 to 12 in New York, one of the strongest venues on the circuit. A month later, from August 13 to 16, the historic debut in Los Angeles will take place. After the summer, the league will cross the border to play two consecutive events in Mexico: Playa del Carmen (September 24–27) and Guadalajara (November 19–22), two cities where padel is experiencing explosive growth.

The season will end in style. From December 3 to 6, Miami will host the City’s Cup Finals for the first time, a fitting conclusion that perfectly matches the city’s status as the padel capital of the United States.

The Pro Padel League 2026 calendar emphasizes that four of the five events will be held in markets where there are already established franchises, a clear sign of the maturity of the project and the growing interest of investors, players, and fans.

With this calendar, the Pro Padel League takes a decisive step in its continental expansion and positions itself as one of the key players in the globalization of padel.