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If there’s one sport that has grown in popularity over the years, it’s Padel Tennis with numerous courts around Dubai.
While there’s no denying that the sport is gaining momentum in the region, a few people what the game is actually about. Overall, the game is played with solid racquets and a depressurized tennis ball.
Now, there are several clubs and venues in Dubai that offer padel tennis facilities for players to enjoy. These clubs typically provide well-maintained courts, equipment rental, and coaching services.

The sport was first invented in 1969 by Enrique Corcuera, a Mexican businessman, at his home in Acapulco, Mexico. As he didn’t have enough space for a full-sized tennis court, so he improvised by creating a smaller court with walls around it. He initially called it “Paddle Corcuera.” The game’s walls were used for rebounds, adding a squash-like element to the sport.
Eventually, the sport gained global recognition. During the 1990s, padel began to spread to other countries, including France, Italy, and Portugal, while its popularity surged in Spain, which today is the global hub of the sport. The Padel Pro Tour (PPT) was established in Spain in 2005, attracting international attention, with some of the best players coming from Spain and Argentina.
Today, padel is one of the fastest-growing sports worldwide, with millions of players globally. It’s popular because it’s easier to play than tennis (since the court is smaller and the technique less demanding) and is highly social, usually played in doubles format. The sport’s rise is especially prominent in countries like Sweden and the UAE, and it has become a popular recreational activity in many urban areas worldwide.
The sport continues to evolve, with an ever-expanding global community of players, including many high-profile athletes and celebrities joining in on the action. so, if you’re thinking of giving this new buzzword in the sporting community a shot, we’re here to help.
To get back into the fitness game, Emirates Woman has curated the ultimate guide of where to book your next friendly match.
Padel Edition

With 8-indoor padel courts, 60,000 sq ft facility, Padel Edition provides ample space for players of all levels to enjoy the game. The club’s contemporary design and comfortable lounge areas create a welcoming environment for players to relax and socialize. To complement the active lifestyle, Padel Edition’s Baristro serves up a delicious selection of healthy and nutritious food and beverages. Beyond the courts, Padel Edition offers a range of facilities to enhance the overall padel experience. A dedicated recovery zone features contrast therapy to help players optimize performance and reduce muscle soreness. Additionally, a versatile studio space that will host stretching, mobility, and yoga classes, ensuring a well-rounded approach to fitness. Located in Warehouse 1, Street 18, Al Quoz 1, all bookings can be made here.
For more information, visit padeledition.ae 
700 Padel & Fitness Hub
The top-notch facility is designed to cater to your padel, fitness, and wellness needs. With state-of-the-art courts, expert instructors, and a thoughtfully planned aesthetic. At 700 Padel and Fitness Hub, you’ll discover a world of possibilities. Whether you’re an avid padel player or seeking to improve your fitness, our diverse range of offerings has you covered. From intense matches on meticulously maintained courts to invigorating fitness classes and personalized training sessions, we’re dedicated to helping you achieve your goals.With a café, premium changing rooms, and showers, we have everything you need to unwind and refuel after a rewarding workout or game.
For more information, visit 700padelfitness.com
Matcha Club

For a more community-oriented experience, Dubai’s Matcha Club offers a space to unwind, reset and recharge. With six courts, visitors can engage in some friendly-competition and later on refuel with some food at the venue’s French-Japanese restaurant, Nette. The standard 90-minute games are priced at Dhs400 for four people in one court.
For more information, visit matcha-club.ae
Emirates Golf Club

Real Racquet Academy was the first organisation to introduce padel to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. The club opened in 2012, within the world famous Emirates Golf Club. As a result, padel is now firmly established in Dubai and across the Middle East with over 60 courts. With 10 courts available to rent in Dubai, padel enthusisasts can play a 90-minute game for Dhs380, which is open daily from 7am to 11pm.
For more information, visit dubaigolf.com
Padel Park

Padel Park promises an invigorating game for sporting enthusiasts to come together and smash it. The courts can be found in the heart of Dubai, open for all the players, fulfilling the needs of the tennis players. With the rising demand for Padel, we have all the equipment you need. Located at Academy Park, it’s priced at Dhs75 per player for 60 minutes and Dhs300 per court.
For more information, visit padelpark-dubai.com
Padel Pro

Padel Pro UAE is a popular padel tennis club featuring multiple padel courts that offers coaching programmes for players of all skill levels. The club hosts regular tournaments and social events. More than just a Padel club, Padel Pro is a community of like-minded people who love to compete, have fun and socialise to meet new people. A single session court booking is priced at Dhs130, which is Dhs85 per person. The full court booking is priced at Dhs360 per person.
For more information, visit padelpro.ae 
PadelX

For a unique padel experience, PadelX is the newest floating court to open in the heart of Jumeirah Lake Towers. Located near Cluster I, the rent starts from Dhs200 per hour. Helming from Sweden, this is the first of its-kind padel court on water. Designed with a Perspex wall, all the balls are protecting from landing in the water. Open from 7am until 12pm daily, guests can play with in a group.
For more information, visit playtomic.io
Smash Padel

This space is designed for fitness enthusiasts of all ages. The venue has three world-class padel tennis courts with prices starting at Dhs260 during off-peak season and Dhs380 during peak time. Customers can also avail of the packages priced at Dhs700 for 10 matches, Dhs1,350 for 20 matches and Dhs1,860 for 30 matches.
For more information, visit here.
Zabeel House Greens

Zabeel House is ready to serve its guests a treat by launching two courts, right next door to LAH LAH – ideal for those who’ve worked up an appetite, be it for delicious food or a thirst-quenching drink. Managed by the Spanish Padel Academy, the facilities will feature activities and access to expert coaches, enabling passionate players to up their game through high-quality training and casual players to simply book the courts and play with friends – offering the ideal spot to connect and share experiences. It’s open daily from 7am to 11pm.
For more information, visit here.
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If there’s one sport that has grown in popularity over the years, it’s Padel Tennis with numerous courts around Dubai.
While there’s no denying that the sport is gaining momentum in the region, a few people what the game is actually about. Overall, the game is played with solid racquets and a depressurized tennis ball.
Now, there are several clubs and venues in Dubai that offer padel tennis facilities for players to enjoy. These clubs typically provide well-maintained courts, equipment rental, and coaching services.

The sport was first invented in 1969 by Enrique Corcuera, a Mexican businessman, at his home in Acapulco, Mexico. As he didn’t have enough space for a full-sized tennis court, so he improvised by creating a smaller court with walls around it. He initially called it “Paddle Corcuera.” The game’s walls were used for rebounds, adding a squash-like element to the sport.
Eventually, the sport gained global recognition. During the 1990s, padel began to spread to other countries, including France, Italy, and Portugal, while its popularity surged in Spain, which today is the global hub of the sport. The Padel Pro Tour (PPT) was established in Spain in 2005, attracting international attention, with some of the best players coming from Spain and Argentina.
Today, padel is one of the fastest-growing sports worldwide, with millions of players globally. It’s popular because it’s easier to play than tennis (since the court is smaller and the technique less demanding) and is highly social, usually played in doubles format. The sport’s rise is especially prominent in countries like Sweden and the UAE, and it has become a popular recreational activity in many urban areas worldwide.
The sport continues to evolve, with an ever-expanding global community of players, including many high-profile athletes and celebrities joining in on the action. so, if you’re thinking of giving this new buzzword in the sporting community a shot, we’re here to help.
To get back into the fitness game, Emirates Woman has curated the ultimate guide of where to book your next friendly match.
Padel Edition

With 8-indoor padel courts, 60,000 sq ft facility, Padel Edition provides ample space for players of all levels to enjoy the game. The club’s contemporary design and comfortable lounge areas create a welcoming environment for players to relax and socialize. To complement the active lifestyle, Padel Edition’s Baristro serves up a delicious selection of healthy and nutritious food and beverages. Beyond the courts, Padel Edition offers a range of facilities to enhance the overall padel experience. A dedicated recovery zone features contrast therapy to help players optimize performance and reduce muscle soreness. Additionally, a versatile studio space that will host stretching, mobility, and yoga classes, ensuring a well-rounded approach to fitness. Located in Warehouse 1, Street 18, Al Quoz 1, all bookings can be made here.
For more information, visit here.
700 Padel & Fitness Hub
The top-notch facility is designed to cater to your padel, fitness, and wellness needs. With state-of-the-art courts, expert instructors, and a thoughtfully planned aesthetic. At 700 Padel and Fitness Hub, you’ll discover a world of possibilities. Whether you’re an avid padel player or seeking to improve your fitness, our diverse range of offerings has you covered. From intense matches on meticulously maintained courts to invigorating fitness classes and personalized training sessions, we’re dedicated to helping you achieve your goals.With a café, premium changing rooms, and showers, we have everything you need to unwind and refuel after a rewarding workout or game.
For more information, visit here.
Matcha Club

For a more community-oriented experience, Dubai’s Matcha Club offers a space to unwind, reset and recharge. With six courts, visitors can engage in some friendly-competition and later on refuel with some food at the venue’s French-Japanese restaurant, Nette. The standard 90-minute games are priced at Dhs400 for four people in one court.
For more information, visit here.
Emirates Golf Club

Real Racquet Academy was the first organisation to introduce padel to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. The club opened in 2012, within the world famous Emirates Golf Club. As a result, padel is now firmly established in Dubai and across the Middle East with over 60 courts. With 10 courts available to rent in Dubai, padel enthusisasts can play a 90-minute game for Dhs380, which is open daily from 7am to 11pm.
For more information, visit here.
Padel Park

Padel Park promises an invigorating game for sporting enthusiasts to come together and smash it. The courts can be found in the heart of Dubai, open for all the players, fulfilling the needs of the tennis players. With the rising demand for Padel, we have all the equipment you need. Located at Academy Park, it’s priced at Dhs75 per player for 60 minutes and Dhs300 per court.
For more information, visit here.
Padel Pro

Padel Pro UAE is a popular padel tennis club featuring multiple padel courts that offers coaching programmes for players of all skill levels. The club hosts regular tournaments and social events. More than just a Padel club, Padel Pro is a community of like-minded people who love to compete, have fun and socialise to meet new people. A single session court booking is priced at Dhs130, which is Dhs85 per person. The full court booking is priced at Dhs360 per person.
For more information, visit here.
PadelX

For a unique padel experience, PadelX is the newest floating court to open in the heart of Jumeirah Lake Towers. Located near Cluster I, the rent starts from Dhs200 per hour. Helming from Sweden, this is the first of its-kind padel court on water. Designed with a Perspex wall, all the balls are protecting from landing in the water. Open from 7am until 12pm daily, guests can play with in a group.
For more information, visit here.
Smash Padel

This space is designed for fitness enthusiasts of all ages. The venue has three world-class padel tennis courts with prices starting at Dhs260 during off-peak season and Dhs380 during peak time. Customers can also avail of the packages priced at Dhs700 for 10 matches, Dhs1,350 for 20 matches and Dhs1,860 for 30 matches.
For more information, visit here.
Zabeel House Greens

Zabeel House is ready to serve its guests a treat by launching two courts, right next door to LAH LAH – ideal for those who’ve worked up an appetite, be it for delicious food or a thirst-quenching drink. Managed by the Spanish Padel Academy, the facilities will feature activities and access to expert coaches, enabling passionate players to up their game through high-quality training and casual players to simply book the courts and play with friends – offering the ideal spot to connect and share experiences. It’s open daily from 7am to 11pm.
For more information, visit here.
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If there’s one sport that has grown in popularity over the years, it’s Padel Tennis with numerous courts around Dubai.
While there’s no denying that the sport is gaining momentum in the region, a few people what the game is actually about. Overall, the game is played with solid racquets and a depressurized tennis ball.
Now, there are several clubs and venues in Dubai that offer padel tennis facilities for players to enjoy. These clubs typically provide well-maintained courts, equipment rental, and coaching services.

The sport was first invented in 1969 by Enrique Corcuera, a Mexican businessman, at his home in Acapulco, Mexico. As he didn’t have enough space for a full-sized tennis court, so he improvised by creating a smaller court with walls around it. He initially called it “Paddle Corcuera.” The game’s walls were used for rebounds, adding a squash-like element to the sport.
Eventually, the sport gained global recognition. During the 1990s, padel began to spread to other countries, including France, Italy, and Portugal, while its popularity surged in Spain, which today is the global hub of the sport. The Padel Pro Tour (PPT) was established in Spain in 2005, attracting international attention, with some of the best players coming from Spain and Argentina.
Today, padel is one of the fastest-growing sports worldwide, with millions of players globally. It’s popular because it’s easier to play than tennis (since the court is smaller and the technique less demanding) and is highly social, usually played in doubles format. The sport’s rise is especially prominent in countries like Sweden and the UAE, and it has become a popular recreational activity in many urban areas worldwide.
The sport continues to evolve, with an ever-expanding global community of players, including many high-profile athletes and celebrities joining in on the action. so, if you’re thinking of giving this new buzzword in the sporting community a shot, we’re here to help.
To get back into the fitness game, Emirates Woman has curated the ultimate guide of where to book your next friendly match.
– For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram
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by Sarah Joseph
13 mins ago

VIEW GALLERY/ 9 IMAGES
If there’s one sport that has grown in popularity over the years, it’s padel Tennis with numerous courts around Dubai.
While there’s no denying that the sport is gaining momentum in the region, a few people what the game is actually about. Overall, the game is played with solid racquets and a depressurized tennis ball.
Now, there are several clubs and venues in Dubai that offer padel tennis facilities for players to enjoy. These clubs typically provide well-maintained courts, equipment rental, and coaching services.
If you’re thinking of giving this new buzzword in the sporting community a shot, we’re here to help.
To get back into the fitness game, Emirates Woman has curated the ultimate guide of where to book your next friendly match.
– For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram
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by Sarah Joseph
1 hour ago

VIEW GALLERY/ 7 IMAGES
If there’s one sport that has grown in popularity over the years, it’s padel Tennis.
While there’s no denying that the sport is gaining momentum in the region, a few people what the game is actually about. Overall, the game is played with solid racquets and a depressurized tennis ball.
Now, there are several clubs and venues in Dubai that offer padel tennis facilities for players to enjoy. These clubs typically provide well-maintained padel courts, equipment rental, and coaching services.
If you’re thinking of giving this new buzzword in the sporting community a shot, we’re here to help.
To get back into the fitness game, Emirates Woman has curated the ultimate padel guide of where to book your next friendly match.

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Lifeby Sarah Joseph43 mins ago VIEW GALLERY/ 7 IMAGESIf there’s one sport that has grown in popularity over the years, it’s padel Tennis.While there’s no denying that the sport is gaining momentum in the region, a few people what the game is actually about. Overall, the game is played with solid racquets and a depressurized tennis ball.Now, there are several clubs and venues in Dubai that offer padel tennis facilities for players to enjoy. These clubs typically provide well-maintained padel courts, equipment rental, and coaching services.If you’re thinking of giving this new buzzword in the sporting community a shot, we’re here to help.To get back into the fitness game, Emirates Woman has curated the ultimate padel guide of where to book your next friendly match.– For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and InstagramImages: Supplied & Feature Image: Instagram @matchadxb More

Life

by Sarah Joseph
13 hours ago

VIEW GALLERY/ 7 IMAGES
If there’s one sport that has grown in popularity over the years, it’s padel Tennis.
While there’s no denying that the sport is gaining momentum in the region, a few people what the game is actually about. Overall, the game is played with solid racquets and a depressurized tennis ball.
Now, there are several clubs and venues in Dubai that offer padel tennis facilities for players to enjoy. These clubs typically provide well-maintained padel courts, equipment rental, and coaching services.
If you’re thinking of giving this new buzzword in the sporting community a shot, we’re here to help.
To get back into the fitness game, Emirates Woman has curated the ultimate padel guide of where to book your next friendly match.

– For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram
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