PADEL+ Hong Kong
Small, reliable, and done at the right level
Opened in 2023 as Hong Kong's first padel club and still the reference point for the city's social scene. A close-knit community, a mix of expat players from padel-familiar countries and growing local interest, and events that drew the APPT Grand Slam Platinum in 2026.
Coffee, courts and calm
Three outdoor courts surrounded by Hong Kong’s lush greenery, with viewing areas and open views. The courts are Wilson edition Padel Galis, which sets the standard at the right level. Certified multilingual coaching, café, and pro shop on site.
A regular crowd to keep things moving
Mostly players who grew up with the sport in Spain, France, and Argentina, with local interest building fast. Regular events, notably the PADEL+ series. For a small club in Hong Kong, everything here is done well, reliably.
Adventures beyond padel
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Padel in Hong Kong
Hong Kong keeps its padel small, serious and quietly impressive. One of the world's great cities waits thirty minutes from every court. PADEL+ sits in Sai Kung's village roads, with harbour views and the area's seafood restaurants within easy reach.
Frequently asked questions
Does PADEL+ Hong Kong run tournaments or social events?
Yes, events are central to PADEL+. The club runs its own PADEL+ series along with a steady calendar of regular events, and in 2026 it hosted the APPT Grand Slam Platinum. Much of Hong Kong's padel social life runs through here.
How do I find people to play with at PADEL+ Hong Kong?
The community does the heavy lifting. PADEL+ draws a close-knit mix of players raised on padel in Spain, France and Argentina, with local interest building quickly behind them. Regulars keep games ticking over, and the club's recurring sessions are the natural way in if you arrive without a four.
Was PADEL+ the first padel club in Hong Kong?
Yes. PADEL+ opened in 2023 as the first padel club in Hong Kong, and it wears the head start well. Three blue Wilson-edition Padel Galis courts sit in the greenery of Sai Kung's village roads, there's a café and pro shop on site, and bookings run through the club's own website.