Du  19th - 21th June 2026 , the  Tennis Club Toulonnais  will host the 7th edition of its  P1000 , an event which has established itself over the years as one of the major events on the French calendar.

In a club that is growing rapidly, this new edition promises once again a high level of competition, a great atmosphere and many activities around the fields.

A historic club looking towards the future

Founded in 1971, the  Tennis Club Toulonnais  It is now one of the leading names in outdoor sports in France.

The complex now houses nearly  900 padel licensees  et  650 registered tennis players , proof of the spectacular growth of the discipline in the region.

The infrastructure is commensurate with the club's ambitions, featuring:

  •  14 padel courts 
  •  9 tennis 
    • 5 new generation Red Plus clay courts
    • 2 covered clay courts
    • 2 Quick courts

And the development doesn't stop there. A project of  covering four padel courts  is currently under study in order to further improve playing conditions throughout the year.

€3 prize money

For this 2026 edition, the tournament will offer a total prize pool of  € 3 , distributed as follows:

  • Winners:  € 1 
  • Finalists:  700 € 
  • Semi-finalists:  €350 per pair 

Another initiative appreciated by the players: teams reaching the quarter-finals will have their registration fees refunded.

Three days of competition

The program will run throughout the entire weekend:

  •  Friday June 19  : qualifications
  •  Saturday June 20  : start of the main table
  •  Sunday, June 21  : semi-finals and final

From the quarter-finals onwards, the matches will be broadcast on  Padel MagTV .

Much more than a tournament

As every year, the Toulon Tennis Club intends to make its P1000 a real event.

Spectators will be able to enjoy a food area throughout the weekend as well as numerous activities:

  • Presence of  HEAD France 
  • Exhibition  CUPRA 
  • Official speaker and background music
  • Physiotherapy and recovery area
  • Warm-up area in partnership with  Venice Gym La Garde 
  • Celebrity match on Sunday before the final

Saturday night, it's party time with a  after party “Heat Machine”  hosted by a DJ and a special program of 80s, 90s and 2000s music.

Benjamin Dupouy

I discovered padel directly during a tournament, and frankly, I didn't really like it at first. But the second time, it was love at first sight, and since then, I haven't missed a single match. I'm even ready to stay up until 3am to watch a final of Premier Padel !

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