From Phuket’s first FIP event in 2023 to APPT Grand Slams and a FIP Silver in the Bangkok area, international tournament padel has built a recurring presence in Thailand. The two circuits offer different reasons to compete—and local clubs have made both possible.
José Mouliaa López and Andrés Britos won the PPS #18 men's professional title at Padel Bay in Phuket, defeating Nikita Filatov and Daniel Fuentes Asensio 6–1, 6–0 in Sunday's final.
Prepare for your first padel tournament in Thailand: choose a suitable category, confirm your entry, understand the format and plan as a pair. Includes a practical packing checklist and common entry questions.
Comebacks in Phuket, a rematch in Bangkok and four pairs of champions. September’s FIP tournaments are also a chance to recognise the clubs and people making the next event possible.
The competition at WAREHAUS moves into its decisive weekend, with Thai interest in the women’s draw and a strong international field contesting the Bronze titles.
With Phuket hosting the Bronze event, attention will next turn to Pista Samakom in Nonthaburi for the FIP Silver High Velocity Bangkok on 14–20 September.
Thailand’s September stops sit within an 18-event Asia Challenger season, with a Bangkok Master Final and a Rafa Nadal Academy experience advertised for four amateur category leaders.
The September PPS APPT Challenger adds cash prizes to its Mixed Open draw, with a partnership rule designed to shape the field and registration closing on 20 September.