The world ranking.
Official FIP points, position moves and the racket every player actually plays with — where to test it and who coaches the same style.
Track your own game the way the pros do.
Create a player profile, log your matches and get a Player Score with the same five metrics — then see which racket and which coach fit the way you play.
Padel world ranking: FIP points, position moves and the rackets the pros play
Palaplay follows 3 professional padel players from Spain, Argentina: official FIP ranking position, how it moved since the last update, the side of the court they play and the racket they actually play with — 3 of those rackets are in the Palaplay catalogue, so you can read the specs, test the frame at a partner club and buy it new or certified pre-owned.
How the ranking works
The FIP ranking counts points earned at Premier Padel and FIP tour events over a rolling 52-week window. Pairs share the same rank when they play together all season, which is why two players can hold position one. Position moves (▲ ▼) compare the current table with the previous release.
Player Score
Next to the FIP points we show the Palaplay Player Score, a 0–100 mark built from results, consistency and level of opposition. It is the same five-metric model you get for your own game with a player profile — which is how we match amateur players to the racket and the coach that fit their style.
Frequently asked questions
Which racket does a pro play with?
Every row shows the racket the player currently uses on tour. Open it to see specs, reviews, where to test it and the pre-owned offers.
How often is the ranking updated?
The FIP publishes a new table after every tournament week; Palaplay refreshes the page with each release.
Can I get my own Player Score?
Yes. Create a player profile, link your Playtomic or other match history and you get a score on the same scale as the pros, plus racket and coach recommendations.