ASICS Padel Tour makes its Marbella debut with more than 100 pairs and three days of competition

Marbella is strengthening its connection with padel this weekend as it becomes one of the host cities of the ASICS Padel Tour for the first time. The national amateur circuit arrives in the city with more than 100 registered pairs and all available places filled before the competition begins.

The tournament will run from the afternoon of Friday 26 June until Sunday 28 June at Club de Pádel y Tenis El Mirador, where players of different levels will compete in men’s, women’s and mixed categories.

The event combines matches, complementary activities and opportunities for participants to socialise. Its inclusion in Marbella’s sporting calendar expands the city’s programme of padel-related events, reinforcing its long-standing relationship with a sport that continues to attract new players both in Spain and internationally.

When will the ASICS Padel Tour in Marbella take place?

The competition will begin on Friday 26 June at 5:00 pm and continue throughout Saturday.

The decisive rounds and finals will be played on Sunday 28 June, when the winning pairs in each category will be crowned.

The organisers have created a format that guarantees every pair at least two matches. This will allow participants to enjoy a more complete sporting experience, even if they do not progress to the final stages of the tournament.

Strong interest in the event meant that registrations were completed well in advance. More than 100 pairs will take part in this first Marbella edition, highlighting the growth of amateur padel and the city’s ability to attract national competitions.

Men’s, women’s and mixed categories

The Marbella event will feature men’s, women’s and mixed draws.

This structure is intended to encourage participation from different types of players and provide a varied programme across the three days of competition. Matches will be organised according to playing level to create balanced encounters while maintaining the competitive and social character of an amateur circuit.

The purpose is not only to determine which pairs reach the finals. The tournament also aims to give players the opportunity to share the court, meet other padel enthusiasts and enjoy a weekend centred around the sport.

Club El Mirador to host the tournament

Club de Pádel y Tenis El Mirador will host the circuit’s first visit to Marbella.

Its facilities will stage the matches and the various experiences planned around the tournament. Collaboration between the club, the organisers, ASICS and Marbella Town Council has made it possible to add the city to a circuit that also visits several of Spain’s leading sporting destinations.

Representatives of Club El Mirador have highlighted the importance of joining a national circuit and maintaining institutional collaboration to attract both federation-backed and privately organised sporting events.

Tournaments of this kind benefit local players as well as those travelling from other cities, while also generating activity for nearby accommodation providers, restaurants and other businesses.

An amateur circuit visiting four Spanish cities

The ASICS Padel Tour 2026 includes four cities on its calendar: Barcelona, Marbella, Valencia and Madrid.

The Marbella stage brings the circuit to one of Spain’s destinations with the strongest links to padel. The city has hosted numerous professional and amateur competitions and has a broad network of clubs, academies and players.

Racket Motion Sports, the agency responsible for organising the event, presents the tournament as a sporting experience combining competition, entertainment and complementary activities.

Its aim is to offer amateur players a carefully organised, professional setting adapted to people who play padel recreationally and want to compete beyond their regular matches.

More than just padel matches

The organisers have prepared a range of activities to complete the participants’ experience during the weekend.

Alongside the matches, the programme includes sports-related activities, social areas for players and experiences promoted by collaborating brands.

ASICS, the circuit’s main sponsor, has supported the growth of padel for many years. Its involvement provides the brand with a closer connection to amateur players, who represent a fundamental part of the sport’s expansion.

The circuit therefore aims to distinguish itself from a conventional tournament by creating an experience that combines competition with a strong social element.

Marbella strengthens its position as a sports destination

The arrival of the ASICS Padel Tour adds to the calendar of sporting competitions held in Marbella throughout the year.

Its climate, sports facilities, hotel capacity and transport connections make the city a suitable destination for events attracting participants from across Spain.

Padel plays a particularly important role in this strategy. Marbella has a long history of hosting tournaments and maintains close ties with a sport that can be played almost all year round.

The city’s inclusion in the ASICS Padel Tour reinforces this image and could help the competition return in future editions.

A weekend of sport and social interaction

Over three days, the courts at Club El Mirador will bring together more than 200 players ready to compete, share experiences and enjoy padel.

The amateur format, the range of categories and the guarantee of at least two matches make the event appealing to both experienced competitors and players taking their first steps into tournament padel.

Sunday’s finals will bring the first Marbella edition of the circuit to a close. The event arrives with all places filled and with the ambition of becoming a regular fixture on the city’s sporting calendar.

The schedule, categories and event details have been published by Marbella Town Council on its official website.