Padel Tournaments in Germany

Padel Grid is your padel tournament finder for Germany. The tournament calendar currently lists 529 upcoming padel tournaments across 63 cities and 72 venues so you can compare and discover relevant events faster.

Whether you are looking for padel tournaments near you for the coming weekend or planning a trip to a tournament in another city — use the location search, map view and filters to narrow down the right events.

Use the location search or share your position to find padel tournaments in your area. Adjust the search radius between 10 and 800 km to control how far you want to travel. Results update instantly on the map and in the list view.

The nearby search is especially useful for spontaneous entries — many tournaments still accept registrations a few days before the start date.

Players frequently search for padel tournaments in cities such as Wolfenbüttel, Braunschweig, Schönebeck, Bad Driburg, Magdeburg. Enter any city or address in the search bar above to see upcoming tournaments in that area.

Each result shows the venue, date, category and status so you can quickly decide which tournament fits your schedule and level.

The GPS categories (German Padel Series) determine who can join a tournament and how registration spots are allocated. The higher the number, the stronger the field — and usually the higher the prize money.

Restricted categories — only for teams below a combined ranking point limit, registration is first come, first served:

• GPS 50 – Entry level for beginners and recreational players. Max. 150 combined ranking points per team.
• GPS 100 – For players with some tournament experience. Max. 500 combined ranking points.
• GPS 250 – Intermediate level. Max. 1,500 combined ranking points.
• GPS 350 – Advanced level. Max. 3,000 combined ranking points. Spots go to the teams with the highest combined points.

Open categories — no ranking point restrictions; spots are awarded to teams with the highest combined points:

• GPS 500 – Strong regional level, open to all teams.
• GPS 750 – Elevated regional field.
• GPS 1000 – National level.
• GPS 1500 – Highest national GPS tier.

Prize money is typically offered from GPS 500 upwards. GPS 50 to GPS 250 run without prize money but award ranking points for the national DPV ranking list.

Never competed in a padel tournament before? Most GPS tournaments in Germany are open to all skill levels. You typically need a partner, a RankedIn account and a valid DPV registration.

Check out our detailed guide on preparing for your first padel tournament — covering registration, what to bring, format explanations and tips for match day.

Padel tournaments in Germany cover all age groups and playing formats. Use the audience filter to find your category:

Men: Men's Open (H00) for all ages, plus Senior Men 35+ (H35), 45+ (H45) and 55+ (H55).

Women: Women's Open (D00) for all ages, plus Women's U18 (DU18) and Women's U14 (DU14).

Youth: Boys and girls in U14 (HU14 / DU14), U16 (HU16) and U18 (HU18 / DU18) categories.

Mixed: Mixed-gender pairs.

Many tournaments run multiple categories at the same event — you can compete in Men's Open and Mixed at the same tournament, provided both categories are offered.

The tournament data on this page is refreshed multiple times per day. New padel tournaments are added as soon as they are announced by organisers. Currently 529 upcoming tournaments across Germany are listed.