WHAT IS PADEL?

Padel originated in Mexico in the 1960s and quickly spread to Spain, Argentina, and across Europe. Its social, inclusive energy makes it easy for beginners and exciting for experienced players. A smaller court, glass walls, and focus on doubles make it incredibly social and dynamic.

Why It's Great

Easy to start – You don’t need previous experience. The rules are simple and intuitive.
Built on connection – Doubles play creates teamwork, laughter, and shared energy.
Great workout – Quick movements, footwork, and long rallies make it a full-body activity.
Perfect for families – Adults, kids, friends… everyone can join in.
Mood-boosting – Fun movement + social time = stress relief and a happier day.

How To Play

The basics to get you on the court. Padel is always played in doubles, and the scoring works just like tennis.

Enclosed court: Surrounded by glass walls that keep the action going.

Compact size: 33 ft × 66 ft makes play faster and more engaging.

Underhand serve: Easier for beginners and keeps rallies longer.

Solid racket: Foam-and-carbon construction with aerodynamic holes.

Low-pressure ball: Slightly softer bounce than tennis.
15–30–40–game

Best of 3 sets

Win a set by reaching 6 games with a two-game lead
Serve underhand and bounce the ball once before hitting

The ball must bounce once before hitting the glass

Use the walls to return the ball

Shots that hit the fence during play are out
Opponents miss or fail to return the ball

Ball bounces twice on their side

Ball goes out of bounds

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