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What players say
What people say
“Hands down the best padel spot in Ubud! The courts are top-notch and the atmosphere is amazing.”
“¡Una experiencia genial! Las pistas de pádel están muy limpias y cuidadas, y el entorno es realmente curioso y…”
“I played the ladies tournament for a few times there. Such a lovely friendly place. After the tournament they serve us…”
“What an amazingly organised social run! The only sunset run in Bali. Shout out to the amazing team for making such a…”
Questions
Do I need to book a court in advance?
It gets busy, especially in the evenings, so booking ahead is the safer bet — but walk-ins are always welcome if a court's free.
Is there a happy hour on court fees?
Yes — 12pm to 3pm every day, courts are discounted, making games more affordable.
Can I get a coach if I've never played padel before?
Yes, and it's how a lot of our regulars started. Coaching includes rackets, and you'll get clear, patient instruction from the first session.
How many courts do you have?
Three — two indoor and one outdoor. Balls rarely cross between courts thanks to how they're set up.
Is the outdoor court any different to play on?
It's open to the weather, so the surface can get slippery after rain — the indoor courts are the more consistent option if the sky looks like it might turn.
Can I come alone and still get a game?
Yes — it's easy to find people to play with here even solo, and staff will often help put a game together.
Is it noisy from the road?
The club sits near a road, so there's some traffic noise on the outdoor court — the indoor courts are quieter if that bothers you.
Do you run tournaments or social events?
Yes — ladies tournaments, sunset social runs and open social sessions happen regularly, with food often laid on afterwards.