The 2026 Pro Padel League opens its season in New York from July 9 to 12 at Manhattan’s Hammerstein Ballroom. The professional team competition brings the league’s franchises together for the first of five scheduled events.
The 2026 Pro Padel League starts at Hammerstein Ballroom
New York launches a season that remains focused on North America. The PPL returns to a venue already used for its 2025 finals and places its opening event in a setting designed to present padel as an urban sports show.
The practical answer is straightforward: the event runs for four days, from Thursday, July 9, through Sunday, July 12, 2026. The league’s official website provides the schedule, tickets, scores and results. The ten franchises showcased by the PPL compete in a championship where team identity matters as much as player combinations.
This format separates the Pro Padel League from traditional international tours. Players represent a franchise and contribute to a collective storyline designed for audiences familiar with North American professional leagues.
Five events across the United States and Mexico
After New York, the official calendar continues in Los Angeles from August 13 to 16, Playa del Carmen from September 24 to 27, Guadalajara from November 19 to 22, and Miami from December 3 to 6. The schedule creates a compact, easy-to-follow season rooted entirely in the United States and Mexico.
The stakes in New York therefore extend beyond the first standings. The league must establish its team identities, make the format immediately understandable and sustain interest through the Miami finale. In a market still growing through new clubs, events and investment, the PPL is betting on concentrated dates and high-visibility venues.
Manhattan supports that ambition by placing professional padel in a major media capital and giving the season a recognizable launch. Practical information and the full calendar are available on the official Pro Padel League website. The next stop is Los Angeles, from August 13 to 16.
