Phase Two Vision
Glass, mesh, and turf. The whole court is in play.
Tennis meets squash, with walls
The world's fastest-growing racquet sport. Easy to learn, hard to master, impossible to play without smiling.
Padel is a dynamic racquet sport typically played in doubles on an enclosed court. It combines elements of tennis and squash, featuring a smaller court surrounded by walls of glass and mesh that are integral to gameplay, enabling longer rallies and strategic engagement.
It's a uniquely social game: four players, close quarters, long rallies, and a scene that's as much about the people as the point.
Phase Two Vision
Glass, mesh, and turf. The whole court is in play.
Padel uses the same scoring system as tennis (15, 30, 40, game, deuce, advantage, set). Matches follow a best-of-three-sets format.
The serve is always underhand. The player must bounce the ball once behind the service line and hit it diagonally into the opponent's service box, at or below waist level. Players get two attempts.
After one ground bounce on your side, you can play the ball off the walls before returning it. The ball cannot bounce twice on the ground on your side, and if it strikes a wall before landing on the opponent's side, it's a fault.
The racquets don't have any. Padel racquets are solid, often perforated, and typically made from carbon, fiberglass, and EVA foam.
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Easy to learn, hard to master. The underhand serve and enclosed court mean beginners are having real rallies in their first session, while the walls add a layer of strategy that keeps experienced players hooked for years.
It's social by design. Padel is a doubles game played in close quarters: you talk, you laugh, you play again. And in Columbus, you'll be able to play any hour of the day, 24/7, on self-serve courts.
New to the game? First serve is Fall 2027, on self-serve courts that are beginner-friendly by design, and our Build Journal will announce intro sessions and demo days as we get closer. Reserve a founding spot and you'll be first on the court.
Phase Two Vision
Court level, through the glass. The standard everything is built to.
One hundred founding spots. $100 reserves yours, fully refundable until we break ground.
Reserve Your Spot · $100