TPC Grötzingen Hosts Fourth GPS 750 Tournament of 2026 Season

TPC Grötzingen is hosting the fourth GPS 750 tournament of the season, welcoming both men and women competitors to compete at the highest domestic German level. The event takes place June 27-28, 2026, with registration open through June 22 via Rankedin.

GPS 750 Series Continues to Expand

The German Padel Series (GPS) 750 category represents the top tier of domestic padel competition in Germany, and TPC Grötzingen's hosting marks the fourth edition of this prestigious tournament format for the 2026 season. These GPS 750 events serve as crucial stepping stones for German players aiming to establish themselves on the international padel circuit.

The tournament structure welcomes both men and women competitors in open categories, providing equal opportunities for elite-level play across genders. This commitment to gender parity reflects the modern direction of professional padel development in Germany, where the sport continues to gain momentum and investment from clubs and sponsors alike.

What to Expect in Grötzingen

Players can anticipate two days of intense competition featuring high-level tactical play, emotional matches, and the camaraderie that defines the padel community. The Grötzingen venue brings together experienced players and rising talents competing for ranking points and prestige within the German Padel Series structure.

The tournament's sponsorship lineup—including Adidas Padel, Paedi Protect, Plan Eco, Spraga, Sporting Rock, and Orthomol—demonstrates strong commercial backing for grassroots professional padel development in Germany. This support enables clubs to organize world-class events that elevate the overall standard of play and player experience.

How to Register

Players interested in competing must register via Rankedin before the June 22 deadline. With the tournament just weeks away, early registration is recommended to secure a spot in what promises to be a well-attended event on the German padel calendar.

The GPS 750 series continues to be instrumental in building Germany's padel infrastructure and competitive depth, offering domestic players consistent high-level tournament opportunities throughout the season.