Clubs and courts worldwide, with honest reviews from people who actually played there, plus booking links, court details and local players to team up with.
Every padel club near you on one map: courts, prices, hours and how to book.
Your club isn't listed yet? It will be, for free and in minutes.
Most directories are copied lists of old addresses. We check every club and let real players rate it.
Only players who have actually booked or played at a club can rate it. No bought stars and no anonymous spam, so you get the truth about court surface, lighting, changing rooms and the vibe.
Indoor or outdoor, glass type, surface, lighting and number of courts.
Direct links to each club's own booking system, with no middleman fees.
Local groups and player communities. Never be the fourth player missing again.
Racket rental, coaching, pro shop, parking and showers, listed before you go.
Whether you're travelling, moving to a new city or just exploring your neighbourhood, full club info costs nothing, in every country we cover.
We begin where we play every week and verify each club in person before it goes live.
Our home court. Clubs across the city, from the centre to the northern suburbs.
Glyfada, Voula and Vouliagmeni: seaside courts for evening games.
Europe, the Middle East and Latin America next. Hundreds of clubs are already in our pipeline.
A country-by-country catalog of clubs and courts, from padel's heartlands to its newest frontiers.
GRGreece
ESSpain
ITItaly
FRFrance
PTPortugal
GBUnited Kingdom
DEGermany
NLNetherlands
BEBelgium
SESweden
ATAustria
CYCyprus
AEUAE
ARArgentina
MXMexico
USUnited States
Everything from the directory, built for the moment you're standing outside thinking "where can I play tonight?"
We started as 4Players Club, a padel community in Athens that matches players by level so every game is balanced and fun. Every time we travelled, the same problem came up: where do I play, is the club any good, and who do I play with? Google, Facebook groups and random WhatsApp links weren't the answer.
So we're building the directory we always wanted: independent, free and honest. Less searching, more playing.
Get listed for free, show your real courts and prices, and collect genuine reviews from players who've been there. Claim your page when we launch in your city.
Club sign-up opens soon
Padel is a racket sport played mostly in doubles on an enclosed court about a third the size of a tennis court. Players use solid, stringless rackets and a low-pressure ball, and the glass and mesh walls are part of the game. It is easy to learn and very social.
A standard doubles court is 20 m long and 10 m wide, split by a net and enclosed by glass back walls and metal mesh. Singles courts are narrower, around 6 m wide, and much less common.
Padel was invented in 1969 in Acapulco, Mexico, by Enrique Corcuera, who walled in a small court at his home. It took off in Spain and Argentina and is now one of the fastest-growing sports in the world.
A padel racket, padel balls and court shoes with good grip. Many clubs rent rackets and sell balls on site; our listings will show which ones do.
Yes, padel uses tennis scoring: 15, 30, 40, game, with sets to six games. The main differences are the underarm serve, which must bounce first, and the walls, which keep the ball in play.
They can, but games are more fun when levels are close. Many clubs run level-based socials and beginner sessions, and our club pages will point you to them.
Reviews come only from real players, club details are kept up to date, and each listing connects you with the local community so you can find people to play with, not just a court.
Listing is free. Club owners will be able to claim and update their page once we launch. We are onboarding clubs city by city, starting with Athens.