Belgian padel tournaments in July 2026 are coming almost without a break: Waterloo, Primerose, Mosa, Mokko Floreffe, Saint-Mard, Padel Club VG, Leopold Club and Tero Charleroi are among the key events to follow. The main high-level milestone is the Major Tour from 23 to 26 July at Padel Club du Parc 1348 in Louvain-la-Neuve.
The calendar published by Padel Wallonie-Bruxelles shows a rare concentration of events between 6 and 26 July. Several major clubs appear in the same window, with men’s, women’s, mixed, veterans’ and junior categories. For players, that means more options. For clubs, it is also a test of organisation during the summer period.
A calendar for every profile
The week from 13 to 19 July already brings several events: Charles-Quint, Primerose, Waterloo Tennis and Mosa Padel Club. Waterloo stands out for the range of its offer, from MD100 to MD700 in men’s draws and several women’s categories. Primerose focuses notably on juniors, with JG-14, JG-16 and JG-18 categories.
The following weekend broadens the map again. Mokko Floreffe, Pulse Padel Limal, Beauvechain, Chapelle and Geronsart take over between 17 and 19 July. Mokko Floreffe is one of the most complete events, combining men’s, mixed and junior draws for both boys and girls.
| Dates | Event | Listed categories | Key point |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13-19 July | Waterloo Tennis | MD100 to MD700, WD50 to WD300 | Very broad men’s and women’s offer |
| 13-19 July | Primerose | WD100, JG-14, JG-16, JG-18 | Women’s and junior focus |
| 17-19 July | Mokko Floreffe | MD, MX, boys’ and girls’ juniors | Highly transversal tournament |
| 23-26 July | Saint-Mard | MD200, MD400, WD100, WD300 | Competitive end of month |
| 24-26 July | Padel Club VG | MD100, MD300, MD500, WD100, MX200 | Major club in the Belgian calendar |
| 24-26 July | Tero Padel Club Charleroi | MD100, MD200, MD300, WD100 | Dense Walloon event |
The Major Tour as a high-level marker
The highlight of the month is the AFPadel Major Tour stop at Padel Club du Parc 1348 in Louvain-la-Neuve from 23 to 26 July. The circuit is presented as a showcase for high-level Belgian padel, with MD1000 and WD500 categories and a total prize money announced at 22,800 euros for the 2026 edition.
This event gives July another dimension. Local tournaments provide volume, development and regular competitive practice. The Major Tour gathers the strongest profiles and acts as a national benchmark. That is why this run matters: it is not only about regular tournament players, but about the whole Belgian ecosystem.
A key period for clubs
This density also requires practical reading. Players must choose their draws quickly, watch registrations and account for travel. Clubs must handle varied categories, sometimes over three or four days, with very different audiences.
In Belgium, July 2026 looks less like a break than a launchpad. Competitions multiply, juniors get space, women’s categories gain visibility and the high level has a clear showcase with the Major Tour. For Belgian padel, it is a month lived on court, in the most concrete sense.
