Padel
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Gaulois Padel organizes weekly trainings as well as some tournaments with win prizes.
Join the vibrant Padel Community in Singapore
Padel, a dynamic sport invented in Acapulco in 1969 and popularized in Spain, is now gaining global momentum. Projections suggest that the number of padel courts worldwide could reach 84,000 by 2026. In Singapore, the first padel court was introduced in 2014 at the Swiss Club, followed by the development of the MBPS Marina Square Padel court after covid, helping grow the sport in the country.
At Gaulois Sports Club, we are proud to be part of the growing padel community in Singapore. Actively participating in Singapore National Padel league, we regularly play at various padel clubs, including:
- MBPS Marina
- The Cage Padel Tribe Dempsey
- Prime Padel
- Ricochet Laguna & Sentosa
- SingPadel
- PadelCo
- PopPadel
- SkyPark
These collaborations allow us to offer our members a variety of venues to enjoy the sport for fun & competions.
Play for Fun, Compete for Glory
Our padel section is dedicated to fostering a fun and competitive environment for padelistas of all levels. We organize weekly group sessions at different locations and monthly tournaments with prizes. Whether you’re looking to play padel for fun or challenge yourself in regional padel tournaments, we’ve got something for everyone.
As part of our commitment to community building, we also organize regional padel trips and additional tournaments to bring together players from across the region. Join us and be part of a growing network of passionate padel enthusiasts!
Gaulois Padel’s Main Partners
Our main partners include MBPSports, located at Marina Square Padel, and Asia Padel. These partnerships provide exclusive benefits to our members all year long, enhancing your padel experience and giving you access to special offers, discounts, and opportunities to grow your game.
Padel Rules and Equipment
- Players: Doubles is the most common format, but singles can also be played.
- Serves: Serves are always underarm and must be hit below waist level. Balls that hit the walls after bouncing are still in play.
- Balls: Padel balls are similar to tennis balls but slightly smaller and are required in official matches.
- Rackets: Padel rackets are made of composite material, without strings, and feature a perforated hitting surface.
- Court: The padel court is smaller than a tennis court (10×20 meters), with a high net in the middle and surrounded by 4-meter-high glass walls.
Weekly Sessions and Community
At Gaulois Padel, joining our community means you’ll have access to a group of like-minded padelistas who are always eager to play and improve together. Our weekly sessions at Marina Sports Centre (MBPS Marina Square) are a great way to meet new people, stay active, and improve your skills.
If you’re new to padel, don’t worry! You can join us for your first game, and we will provide you with advices and equipments to get started.
Padel Court Booking
You can easily book a padel court for practice or social games at any of our partner locations. Contact us for more details on court bookings and availability.
Sponsors and Support
If you are interested in supporting Gaulois Padel through sponsorship—whether it’s for tournaments, prizes, or other events—we invite you to contact us. Your support helps us grow the padel community in Singapore and expand our offerings for members.
