Behind BØ Sports Social Club lies, above all, a human adventure. The adventure of Fany Demion, Henri Leclerc and Thibaut Gourin , three racket sports enthusiasts who grew up on the Beauregard site in Rochecorbon.
Convinced of the potential of this iconic place and driven by the desire to bring it back to life, they envision a new generation club designed around a strong ambition: to offer a complete sporting experience, in a premium environment where every detail is designed to allow players to practice in the best conditions.
Opened in May 2026, BØ Sports Social Club now welcomes players, families, companies and racket sports enthusiasts, just five minutes from Tours.
Infrastructure designed for performance
BØ was conceived as a true sporting jewel: a new building, designed like a performance hall, almost like an arena, with particular attention paid to concentration and quality of play.
The goal: to create a sporting environment free from visual and noise pollution, allowing players to remain fully focused on their sport.
The club has:
- 4 fully panoramic indoor padel courts
- 3 panoramic outdoor padel courts
- 1 Master field equipped with exits of more than 2,5 m
- A height of between 9,80 m and 10,50 m across the entire playing surface for the 4 indoor lanes
- Continuous air renewal designed to guarantee optimal playing quality and limit condensation phenomena
- 4 squash courts
- 2 multi-purpose badminton/pickleball courts
- A specialist pro shop with Nox and Tecnifibre
This design reflects a clear intention: to make BØ a place where the quality of the infrastructure truly supports the progress and performance of the players.
A 360° approach to sport
At BØ, the sporting experience doesn't stop at the track.
The club offers a comprehensive approach to practice, from preparation to recovery, in order to support players before, during and after their session.
A dedicated area for physical preparation allows you to work on your physical condition, alone or accompanied by a physical trainer.
A recovery area complements this approach, featuring a sauna, cryotherapy bath, compression boots, and massage services. A physiotherapy practice is also located on site.
The idea is simple: to offer players an environment that allows them to better prepare their bodies, progress in their practice and promote their recovery.
A place to live and share
While sport is at the heart of the project, BØ was also conceived as a place for living and meeting.
Two dining areas, including a restaurant open 5 days a week and an outdoor terrace with 130 seats, allow you to extend the experience after matches and training sessions.
The club also has a wine cellar, as well as spaces to host private and professional events.
DJ sets, sports broadcasts, events and meet-ups round out this programming throughout the year.
Club News
- FFT accreditation obtained.
- Regular organization of official tournaments
- 1st P1000 H Tournament on September 4, 5 & 6, 2026
- The youth padel school will launch in the fall of 2026.
- Internships & events throughout the year.

1 Quai de Loire 37250 Rochecorbon (5 minutes from Tours)
Tel.02 47 36 97 24 – Port.06 63 27 30 97 – contact@bo-club.fr www.bo-club.fr
































































































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