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GPS 1000 Bochum 2026: Fourth Prestigious Tournament Announced for German Padel Series

The German Padel Series (GPS) continues its 2026 season with another prestigious GPS 1000 tournament coming to Bochum. The 1. Padel Club Bochum will host the fourth GPS 1000 event of the season on …

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The German Padel Series (GPS) continues its 2026 season with another prestigious GPS 1000 tournament coming to Bochum. The 1. Padel Club Bochum will host the fourth GPS 1000 event of the season on July 4-5, 2026, offering competitive categories for both men and women.

This marks another significant milestone for German padel, as the GPS 1000 series establishes itself as the country's premier tournament circuit under the German Padel Association (Deutscher Padel Verband – DPV).

Tournament Details and Registration

The Bochum GPS 1000 will feature open draws for both men's and women's categories, attracting top padel talent from across Germany and beyond. Players interested in competing must register via Rankedin, with the registration deadline set for June 29, 2026.

The two-day event promises intense competition, high-level padel action, and the kind of competitive atmosphere that has become synonymous with GPS 1000 tournaments throughout the season.

Growing Momentum for German Padel

As the fourth GPS 1000 tournament of 2026, the Bochum event reflects the rapid expansion of competitive padel in Germany. The GPS series has become instrumental in developing the sport's infrastructure and providing players with world-class competitive opportunities at the domestic level.

The 1. Padel Club Bochum joins a growing network of elite venues hosting GPS 1000 events, cementing the region's position in Germany's padel landscape. With support from major brands including Adidas Padel, All For Padel, and other tournament sponsors, the event is poised to deliver a professional and memorable experience for all participants.

Players and fans should mark their calendars for July 4-5, 2026, as Bochum prepares to showcase top-level German padel competition.

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