November 2025

UPCOMING TOURNAMENTS IN NOVEMBER

November sets the stage for pivotal matchups in world badminton, with top-tier BWF World Tour events and key international opens taking place across Asia, Oceania, and the Americas. As the season races toward its finale, players battle for vital ranking points and a spot at the coveted World Tour Finals.

Korea Masters 2025 (South Korea)

Dates: November 4–9, 2025
Location: Gwangju, South Korea
Category: BWF Super 300
November begins in Gwangju with the Korea Masters, a Super 300 event known for fierce regional competition and passionate home crowds. The tournament is a critical juncture for Asian players, featuring high-stakes matches that could shape the season’s rankings. Last year’s edition delivered surprise breakthroughs, and 2025 promises equally intense showdowns, with local stars eager to impress ahead of the season curtain call.​

Kumamoto Masters Japan 2025

Dates: November 11–16, 2025
Location: Kumamoto, Japan
Category: BWF World Tour
Following the Korean stop, Kumamoto welcomes the global badminton caravan for another highly anticipated event. The Japanese Masters blends a festive atmosphere with world-class competition, typically drawing a mix of established champions and young hopefuls from around the globe. Top Japanese talents vie for home court supremacy, while rivals from across Asia and Europe look to upset the local favorites.​

Australia Open 2025

Dates: November 18–23, 2025
Location: Sydney, Australia
Category: BWF World Tour
Midway through the month, attention shifts to Sydney for the Australia Open, a fixture celebrated for its energetic crowds and international flavour. As one of Oceania’s flagship tournaments, it is a must-win for top seeds seeking to cement their spots for the year-end finals. Last year saw spectacular rallies and historic firsts—expect the 2025 edition to be equally dramatic, with Australian talent and visiting superstars battling for glory.​

Syed Modi India International 2025

Dates: November 25–30, 2025
Location: Lucknow, India
Category: BWF World Tour
Closing November’s calendar, the Syed Modi International kicks off in Lucknow, presenting a major stage for Indian shuttlers and international contenders. This prestigious tournament stands as a decisive event for ranking points and national pride, with a tradition of fiercely contested matches and memorable upsets. With the World Tour Finals looming, expect India’s best—including Lakshya Sen, Satwik-Chirag, and PV Sindhu—to go all-out for supremacy.​

Other International Highlights

  • Yonex-Sunrise 48th Inter State – Inter Zonal & Junior Nationals (Itanagar, India)
    Dates: November 18–24, 2025
    A major grassroots event bringing together India’s rising stars for junior and senior honors.​

  • Trinidad y Tobago International (Tacarigua, Trinidad & Tobago)
    Dates: November 4–9, 2025
    Fast gaining traction in the Pan-Am region for emerging talent and ranking points.​

  • Yonex Bulgarian International Championships (Glasgow, Scotland)
    Dates: November 20–23, 2025
    A competitive platform for European and international players to shine.​

  • Bay Badminton Championships (Milpitas, USA)
    Dates: November 28–30, 2025
    Popular among North American players aiming for their next breakthrough moment.​
November’s badminton calendar offers a thrilling mix of Asia’s high-pressure showdowns, Oceania’s vibrant crowds, and the rising competitiveness of the Pan-American and European circuits. With every tournament carrying crucial ranking points and national prestige, fans can expect tight matches, surprise upsets, and the emergence of future stars as the road to the World Tour Finals heats up

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