Roland Garros and Premier Padel extend their collaboration through 2029.

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Even though tennis has a long history, Roland Garros has been one of the sport’s most recognizable venues since it welcomed Premier Padel. The extension of this collaboration through 2029 shows how well padel and one of the oldest stadiums in the world are working together.

The Philippe-Chatrier court is at the center of this change. During padel competitions, the stadium, which is typically recognized for its clay surface, transforms dramatically into an electric blue court that is enclosed by glass. One player remarked, “Every match here feels like a showpiece,” emphasizing the venue’s emotional and visual effect.

An important competition with a worldwide audience

On the Premier Padel circuit, the Paris event is ranked as a “Major,” joining the elite competitions in Doha, Rome, and Mexico. Its significance is increased by this classification, which also attracts elite talent from all around the world.

A circuit official emphasized the tournament’s reputation and competitive weight by saying, “Playing in Paris means competing at the highest level.”

Energy meets heritage

Roland Garros offers a special combination of heritage and energy. The venue’s historical significance lends gravity, and the fast-paced, dynamic nature of padel brings new life to the grounds.

During last year’s event, a commentator said, “Padel at Roland Garros is magical—it’s where legacy meets momentum.”

International expansion and media exposure

Another factor contributing to the tournament’s success is its media presence. Padel’s popularity and visibility are increased by matches that are televised from Paris to viewers in dozens of nations. This publicity enhances the sport’s worldwide visibility, draws sponsorships, and fosters player development.

“Padel has never had such a spotlight thanks to Roland Garros’ coverage,” a marketing executive engaged in the event stated.

Facilities and cultural status

Roland Garros is one of the most impressive architectural and cultural landmarks. Its infrastructure maintains a feeling of grandeur and heritage while accommodating large-scale events. Because of these factors, it is the perfect location for the most prominent padel tournaments.

One of the organizers said, “Holding padel here isn’t just about sport—it’s about celebrating innovation in a place that breathes tradition.”