FIP Beyond: registrations open for the global amateur tour

Registrations are now officially open for the first tournaments of FIP Beyond, the International Padel Federation’s (FIP) new global tour dedicated to amateur Padel. Announced last December, the project is designed to provide a structured, high-level competitive experience for amateur players and former professionals, with a particular focus on the Senior category.

 

In addition to offering a high-standard competitive environment, the FIP Beyond tour promotes the values at the core of FIP’s mission, including inclusion, social interaction, and the exchange of sporting experiences. It engages the player community — from amateurs to former professionals — while supporting the continued development and organisational growth of Padel worldwide.

 

The tour begins with the first three tournaments scheduled between April and early May in Asia and South America:

 

6–9 April – Mumbai (India), Padel Arena

Registration deadline: Wednesday 1 April – 17:00 CET

Level B3

Registrations: https://www.padelfip.com/events/fip-beyond-b3-mumbai/

 

27–30 April – Singapore, The Padel Cage

Registration deadline: Wednesday 22 April – 17:00 CET

Level B3

Registrations: https://www.padelfip.com/events/fip-beyond-b3-singapore/

 

30 April – 3 May – Tarija (Bolivia), Ultra Padel Club

Registration deadline: Wednesday 22 April – 17:00 CET

Level B3

Registrations: https://www.padelfip.com/es/events/fip-beyond-tarija-2026/

 

Each of these events will feature three age categories for both men and women: 18–39, 40+, and 50+.

 

TOUR STRUCTURE FIP Beyond is organised across three tournament levels:

 

• B1 – Total prize money from €8,000 to €18,000
• B2 – Total prize money from €4,800 to €10,800
• B3 – Purely competitive experience tournaments with no prize money. The first three events on the calendar fall into this category.

 

Competitions are also divided by age:

 

• Amateur 18–39 (no prize money)
• Five additional age categories: 40+, 45+, 50+, 55+, 60+

 

Each tournament will include at least three categories, always including 40+ and 50+. In B1 and B2 events, senior categories offer dedicated prize money for champions, finalists, and semi-finalists, recognising achievements at a global level. In the coming weeks, the official FIP website will be continuously updated with the addition of new tournaments.

 

Results will contribute to the FIP Beyond international ranking, calculated based on each player’s best 11 results. The ranking provides access to main official events: the FIP Beyond Finals, the FIP Beyond Continental Cup (Pairs) (2027), and the FIP Beyond World Cup (Pairs) (2028).