20 × 10 m. Back glass 3 m, sides 4 m. Ninety-minute sessions, priced by the hour you play.
It plays off the glass.
Five courts, a bar and a lounge upstairs, and games matched to the level you actually play at. Al Quoz, after work and after dark.
Today at the club.
Sunday 13 September. Ninety-minute sessions, five courts, priced by the hour you play. The desk confirms what is free.
Availability is confirmed by the desk.
Message on WhatsApp with your day and time; confirmed within minutes during opening hours.
Your level, honestly.
The most common complaint in Dubai padel is the “intermediate” who isn’t. Five courts is few enough to know every regular by name and by game. Tell us where you are; we put you with people who are there too.
Choose a band to see how the club places you.
Five courts. Walk the line.
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20 × 10 m. Back glass 3 m, sides 4 m. Ninety-minute sessions, priced by the hour you play.
20 × 10 m. Back glass 3 m, sides 4 m. Ninety-minute sessions, priced by the hour you play.
20 × 10 m. Back glass 3 m, sides 4 m. Ninety-minute sessions, priced by the hour you play.
20 × 10 m. Back glass 3 m, sides 4 m. Ninety-minute sessions, priced by the hour you play.
The bar, the screens, the consoles. One flight up in the first warehouse. Everyone ends up here.
Find the coach for the game you have.
Two questions. Then a name, not a card.
Who are you
What do you want
Formats
One coach, one player, sixty minutes on the glass.
Two players, one coach. Bring the person you always lose to.
Four players at one band, one theme a week: the lob, the wall, the net, the point.
Pick who you are and what you want. The desk places you with the right coach; online coach booking is coming.
A season, not a poster.
Leagues by band. Americano nights. A club open with a draw you can read and finals on Court 03. Results stay on the wall.
How the bands work.
Every league player is placed in a band on entry — by a coach, not a form. Win the band and you move up next season. Lose three in a row and you can move down without anyone making a thing of it. Winning in the wrong band moves you up a band, not up the ladder.
Bands, fixtures, results on the wall.
Draws you can read, finals on Court 03.
The room upstairs is why people stay.
Two warehouses, a minute or two apart. A café by three of the courts, a bar and a gaming lounge one flight up. You don’t have to leave to eat, watch the next match, or lose at something else.
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Weekdays are for teams.
Between nine and five the courts are quiet and the room is yours. Three formats, sized for real teams, with lunch from the café. One enquiry, one reply, a date.
Everyone plays everyone. Short games, rotating partners, a leaderboard on the wall. Nobody sits out.
- People
- 8 – 20
- Time
- 2 h
A coach-led session by band, then the café. For teams where half the room has never held a racket.
- People
- 8 – 16
- Time
- 3 h
All five courts across both warehouses, the café and the room upstairs. Product launches, offsites, the end of a quarter.
- People
- 20 – 60
- Time
- Half day
Something is on.
Americano nights, leagues, watch nights for the majors, brand nights, birthdays that end on court. The wall is what happens here.
The live calendar
Watch nights, brand nights, the open. The future of PadelPoint is being built on the same system that runs the club today.
Belong.
Membership at a five-court club is about one thing: the court is there when you want it. When it opens, the tiers will be built on booking window and guests — not on how many adjectives fit on a card.
Membership
Tiers built on booking window and guests. The future of PadelPoint is being built on the same system that runs the club today.
The person behind the door.

My ambition is simple: build a sports empire from the UAE that can compete with the world.
PadelPoint is being built as an operating system as much as a club — the way we run this building is meant to run the next one identically. More courts, more branches, the same standard, and a community that keeps creating value after any one of us has gone home.
Al Quoz. Where the warehouses became the culture.
Opened as Dubai’s first indoor padel club. Industrial Area, two warehouses a minute or two apart, five courts of glass and light between them, and a room upstairs.