Experience the Fastest Growing Sport in the World
Padel combines the best of tennis and squash into an exciting, social sport that's easy to learn and impossible to resist.
What is Padel?
The perfect blend of tennis and squash, creating the world's most addictive racquet sport
Padel Ball is a racquet sport that combines elements of tennis and squash. Played in doubles on an enclosed court about one-third the size of a tennis court, it features glass walls that players can use to keep the ball in play, creating longer, more exciting rallies that are fun for everyone.
Padel Court Specifications
Why Choose Padel?
Discover why millions around the world have fallen in love with this exciting sport
Social & Fun
Meet new people and build lasting friendships through the sport
All Ages & Levels
Perfect for beginners to advanced players, from kids to seniors
Great Exercise
Full-body workout that improves cardio, strength, and coordination
Year-Round Play
Indoor and outdoor courts available for all-weather enjoyment
Easy to Learn
Simple rules and forgiving gameplay make it accessible to everyone
Strategic Game
Combines physical skills with tactical thinking and teamwork
Basic Rules
Master the fundamental rules to start playing padel
Serve underhand diagonally, bouncing the ball behind the service line. The ball must bounce in the opposite service box.
Same as tennis: 15, 30, 40, game. Matches are typically best of 3 sets, with sets played to 6 games.
After the ball bounces on your side, you can play it off the back or side walls. The ball can only hit your walls, not the opponent's.
The ball must bounce in the opponent's court first. It can then hit the walls. Direct hits to opponent's walls are faults.
If the ball bounces twice on your side, you lose the point. Keep rallies going by using the walls strategically.
Essential Equipment
Everything you need to start your padel journey
Padel Racket
Solid surface with holes, shorter than tennis racket. The unique design provides better control and power for wall plays.
Padel Balls
Similar to tennis balls but with slightly less pressure, allowing for better control and longer rallies.
Court Shoes
Non-marking soles with good lateral support. Essential for quick movements and preventing injuries on court.
Sportswear
Comfortable athletic clothing that allows full range of movement and keeps you cool during intense matches.