Cable park wakeboarding has been enjoying extraordinary growth in recent times and there are parks popping up all over the place. This year, the Wake Park World Series (WPWS) will have five stops on three different continents. With the biggest ever wake park prize payout up for grabs (a whopping $145,000), we’re set to see a remarkable tour.

Guenther Oka, the defending Wake Park World Series champion, explained: “This is the biggest competitive arena in cable wakeboarding, and the level of riding is just so insane you don’t know what to expect”.

We’ll see the tour kicking off in Texas at the end of July and come to a conclusion in Thailand, late November. Here are the dates you need to know:

2017 WWA Wake Park World Series

Stop 1 – Nautique WWA Wake Park National Championships 
BSR Cable Park
Waco, Texas
July 27-30

Stop 2 – California Wake Park Open
Velocity Island
Woodland, California
August 11-12

Stop 3 – Wakeboard Portugal Pro (Features only, two towers) 
Wakeboard Portugal Resort
Cable Lago Azul – Ferreira do Zezere, Portugal
August 26-27
(MTV Lake Party August 26^th)

Stop 4 – Nautique WWA Wake Park World Championships 
CamSur Watersports Complex
Naga, Philippines
September 29 – October 1

Stop 5 – TWP Korat Open
TWP Korat
Korat City, Thailand
November 25-26