Frequently Asked Questions

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Also known as Padel Tennis, is played on an enclosed court a bit smaller than a tennis court. It measures approximately 66 x 33 feet, and the scoring system is the same as Tennis.  The balls are the same measurement but have slightly less pressure. Padel is commonly played as a doubles format.

Padel courts are installed on a concrete surface either Indoors or Outdoors. The structure is secured to the ground with Bolts. Crystal or Glass (not made of actual Glass) is attached to metal posts. 

Courts can be removed and re-installed on another site if needed, or sell them to another facility or a private buyer.. 

 Every project is different. We specialized in helping clients from beginning to end. We will find the perfect fit for your facility while meeting your budgetary needs. 

At no extra cost to you, we can offer an initial consultation to help you navigate any unknowns.

• Serves: must be performed underhand and it must land inside the service box.   The ball can hit the walls after hitting the ground.
• Racquets/Paleta:  are usually made of composite material. It is a similar racquet to the ones used in Platform tennis.  
• Balls:  only official matches required Padel balls; very similar to tennis balls but a bit smaller. 
• Scoring:  Padel uses the same scoring system as tennis. Recently, World Padel Tour introduced the "Golden Point" which occurs anytime the score is deuce during a game. Receiving team chooses which side to return from.