Premier Padel 2024
The Premier Padel 2024 season was the third edition of the Premier Padel professional padel circuit. It marked the first season in which Premier Padel functioned as the sport's main global circuit, following the acquisition of the World Padel Tour by Qatar Sports Investments, the organization that finances Premier Padel. As a result of the acquisition, the World Padel Tour ceased operations after eleven seasons.
The season was held throughout 2024 and consisted of 24 tournaments staged across 16 countries. Following the integration of the WPT into Premier Padel, the rankings were merged and restructured. Although Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello finished the 2023 season as the top-ranked pair in the final WPT standings, Alejandro Galán and Juan Lebrón began the 2024 season as the world's No. 1 pair under the new Premier Padel ranking system.
The season concluded with Tapia and Coello finishing as the top-ranked pair, having the most tournament wins and final appearances of the year.
Schedule
| Tournament | City | Country | Date | Ref. |
| Riyadh Season P1 | Riyadh | 24 February – 2 March | ||
| Qatar Major | Doha | 1 March – 8 March | ||
| Acapulco P1 | Acapulco | 17 March – 24 March | ||
| Puerto Cabello P2 | Puerto Cabello | 23 March – 31 March | ||
| Brussels P2 | Brussels | 20 April – 28 April | ||
| Seville P2 | Seville | 28 May – 5 May | ||
| Asunción P2 | Asunción | 11 May – 19 May | ||
| Mar del Plata P1 | Mar del Plata | 18 May – 26 May | ||
| Santiago P1 | Santiago de Chile | 26 May – 3 June | ||
| Bordeaux P2 | Bordeaux | 9 June – 16 June | ||
| Italy Major | Roma | 15 June – 23 June | ||
| Genova P2 | Genoa | 30 June – 7 June | ||
| Málaga P1 | Málaga | 6 July – 14 July | ||
| Finland P2 | Nokia | 27 July – 4 August | ||
| Madrid P1 | Madrid | 31 August – 8 September | ||
| Rotterdam P1 | Rotterdam | 7 September – 15 September | ||
| Valladolid P2 | Valladolid | 14 September – 22 September | ||
| Paris Major | Paris | 28 September – 6 October | ||
| NewGiza P2 | Guiza | 19 October – 27 October | ||
| Dubai P1 | Dubai | 3 November – 10 November | ||
| Kuwait City P1 | Kuwait | 9 November – 17 November | ||
| Mexico Major | Acapulco | 23 November – 1 December | ||
| Milano P1 | Milan | 30 November – 8 December | ||
| Tour Finals Barcelona | Barcelona | 19 December - 22 December |
Results
Men's division
Women's division
| Tournament | Winners | Runners-up | Score |
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