The second edition of the US Open Padel Championships will take place from October 2 to 5 at the newly opened Padel Haus Atlanta. The tournament will pay out a record $35,000 in prize money across men’s and women’s division one, establishing the event as the premier tournament of the Nox USPA Circuit.
Bill Ullman, President of the US Padel Association, said: “This partnership establishes the US Open Padel Championships as the premier padel event in the United States. With Padel Haus as our partner, the USPA is fulfilling its core mission to grow the sport of padel in the US. The US Open Padel Championships is now firmly established, with a strong foundation for growth in the years to come.”
The tournament is anticipated to be the largest tournament by participation and feature the strongest draws in USPA history. 2025 has marked the expansion of the Nox USPA Circuit, and with the USPA 1000 and 2000 tournaments now drawing players ranked inside the Top 100 of the FIP rankings, the US Open promises to feature elite-level competition.
Division 1 men’s and women’s will feature the top-ranked USA players, as well as elite padel players from around the world. The prize money breakdown per team for Men’s and Women’s Division 1 is as follows.
• Semifinalists: $2,000
• Runner-Up: $4,000
• Champion: $8,000
*Additional round payouts may be announced based on draw sizes.
The defending champions in the men’s division are Juan Manuel Vazquez and Jose Carlos Gaspar, and the women’s division are Brittany Dubins and Carla Rodriquez Sanchez.
The US Open Padel Championships will also feature men’s and women’s division two, three, and four, allowing for players across all levels to experience the excitement and energy of the tournament.
Read information including draws from the 2024 US Open Padel Championships here.
The tournament will follow the rules and regulation of the Nox USPA Circuit, found here.
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About the United States Padel Association: The USPA is the national governing body for padel in the USA, as determined by FIP and the Padel America. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the USPA is dedicated to promoting and developing padel in the United States. Through organizing tournaments, certifying referees, selecting and sending national teams, and fostering player development, the USPA aims to elevate the sport’s profile nationwide and support its members in growing padel at every level.
About Padel Haus: Padel Haus is a leading padel club operator in the United States, with three locations in New York City, one in Nashville, one in Atlanta, and one in Denver set to open in 2025. Designed as vibrant social and cultural destinations, Padel Haus clubs seamlessly blend elite-level athletics with wellness, design, and community. Every location is thoughtfully crafted to deliver an elevated padel experience unlike anything else in the U.S.
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