The best padel in the world will light up Stade Roland-Garros as the Alpine Paris Major Premier Padel takes centre stage. At stake are not only a prize pool of more than €1 million and the 2,000 points awarded to the champions, but also the chance to leave the Court Philippe-Chatrier with a title in the bag – a milestone that only the most tenacious pairs can achieve.
The Paris Major has become one of the standout dates on the Qatar Airways Premier Padel Tour calendar since its first edition back in 2022. From Monday 7th September to Sunday 13th, the iconic venue will swap its traditional clay for the blue 20×10 turf enclosed by glass.
This will be the Tour’s second stop in France this year, following the Bordeaux P2 in early July. Padel continues to grow across the country, which, according to figures from the French Tennis Federation (FFT), had reached 850,000 playersand around 4,000 courts across the country by the end of 2025.