Complete set of Padel Tennis Court Paddle Tennis with Galvanized Steel Structure, Tempered Glass, Artificial Grass & LED light

Still a relatively young sport, Padel is considered one of the fastest growing sports globally, with approximately 10 million players.  Developed in the late sixties in South America, the modern game of Padel Tennis was introduced into Europe through Marbella in Southern Spain during the mid-nineteen-seventies.

The name Padel refects the games use of a stringless racquet, bringing together a combination of other racquet sports such as Tennis, Real Tennis and Squash. Played on a court smaller than that of a tennis court, the playing area is enclosed at either end in what would traditionally have been built using concrete walls surrounding the back of both sides of the court, although most modern courts now are built using “glass”, which in turn is helping to raise its popularity as a spectator sport. The two walled, or glass panelled ends are brought together by wire mesh which completes the padel court’s enclosure.