The PSA has unveiled its August–December 2026 schedule, with 24 tournaments at World Events taking place across 14 countries.
The first televised tournament of the campaign will be the prestigious London Squash Classic, held at the world-famous Alexandra Palace between 1st and 6th September. The first Platinum tournament of the season will be the QTerminals Qatar Classic, held in Doha from 12th to 18th September.
The Champion Fiberglass Swedish Open presented by Boka Bord returns to the PSA Squash Tour for the first time since 2018 and will be held in a new host city of Stockholm from September 30 – October 4. Action then heads to Egypt for the opening Diamond-level tournament of the campaign, with the world’s best players competing for the CIB Egyptian Squash Open title between October 10-16.
The Tour heads to North America for five tournaments, starting with the Gold-level Silicon Valley Open in Redwood, while the prestigious U.S. Open – the second Platinum tournament of the season – will take place in Philadelphia at the Arlen Specter US Squash Center between November 1-7.
The tour heads to Asia in the latter part of 2026, with Shanghai hosting the China Squash Open between November 17-22 and the Hong Kong Squash Open taking place from November 30 – December 6 in the last major tournament of the year.
Points for the Race to the Finals presented by TWG Global standings will be on offer at all tournaments throughout the season and the top eight players on the standings will qualify for the season-ending PSA Squash Tour Finals presented by TWG Global.
All Diamond winners and the reigning PSA World Champions qualify automatically.
“We’re pleased to announce the schedule for what looks set to be an action-packed beginning to the 2026-27 PSA Squash Tour season,” said PSA Chief Executive Alex Gough.
“The competition across the PSA Squash Tour is at an all-time high and I look forward to watching the battle for the World No.1 spot and major honours intensify over the coming months.
“It promises to be an exciting season, and I would urge all of our fans to follow the action via SQUASHTV, our broadcast partners and our social media channels.”
Action from events staged on a glass court will be streamed live on SQUASHTV. The PSA World Championships, PSA Squash Tour Finals, all Diamond/Platinum events and selected other tournaments will also be shown live by PSA’s broadcast partners.
