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Padel

Four walls, two pairs, and a ball that stays in play far longer than you expect. Four courts on the roof: three covered, one open to the sky.

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The courts

Three covered.
One open.

Covered courts mean a downpour does not end your evening. The open court is the one people book first when the weather is right, and the one that ends up on everyone’s camera roll.

01

Covered courts ×3

Roofed and floodlit. Playable through rain and the middle of the day, when the KL sun is not negotiable.

02

Open-air court ×1

Nothing between you and the skyline. Best from about six o’clock onwards.

03

Floodlit to close

Last slot at 10pm, doors close at eleven. The courts look better at night than they do in daylight.

What is padel

Tennis, squash,
and the walls.

Doubles on a court about a third the size of a tennis court, enclosed in glass. The ball can come off the walls and stay live, which is why rallies last and why beginners are competitive in an hour rather than a season.

  • 01Always doubles: four players, underarm serve.
  • 02Scoring is the same as tennis. That part you already know.
  • 03The walls are in play. Nobody tells you this and it changes everything.
  • 04A booking is a minimum of one hour, in 30-minute increments.
Who plays here

Four kinds
of player.

The courts are the same. What people want from them is not.

Never played

Start on a Wednesday

Beginner mixer or a first-racket session. Rackets provided, nobody there is any good yet.

Coaching →
Plays socially

Bring three, or bring none

Book a court for your four, or join the Monday and Wednesday socials on your own.

Community →
Plays weekly

Americanos and leagues

Competitive nights, fixed-pair ladders and quarterly tournaments on a full venue.

Fixtures →
Equipment

Bring trainers.
That is it.

Rackets and balls are at the desk. If you own a racket, bring it. If you have played twice and are already looking at buying one, ask the coaches first.

  • 01Racket rental: RM30 per racket per hour, available at the desk.
  • 02Non-marking soles. Court shoes ideal, clean trainers fine.
  • 03Showers and changing rooms on site.
Court hire

Simple
pricing.

The same rate for every court, at any time of day.

Court bookingSame rate for all courts, no peak or off-peak
RM 160 / h
Racket rentalPer racket, per hour
RM 30 / h
Padel ballsA tube of 3
RM 40
Social nightMonday & Wednesday, 8–10pm
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Padel FAQ

Still
wondering.

How many people do I need?

Four to fill a court. If you have fewer, come to a social night and we will make up the numbers.

Is padel hard to learn?

It is one of the easiest racket sports to start and one of the harder ones to master. Most people have a genuine rally in their first ten minutes.

How long is a booking?

A booking is a minimum of one hour, with increments of 30 minutes.

Can I cancel?

Cancellation terms are shown at the point of booking.

8am to 11pm, daily

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