Pioneer of padel in Seine-et-Marne , the Tennis & Padel Ozoir (TPO) continues its development with the inauguration, in May 2026, of an extension of its facilities within the municipal multi-racket complex of Ozoir-la-Ferriere Now equipped with three state-of-the-art indoor tracks The club confirms its ambition to do paddle a major focus of its development.
A pioneer of padel in Seine-et-Marne
Founded in 1958 , the Tennis & Padel Ozoir distinguished itself in 2018 by installing the first padel court in the department An initiative that has helped to raise awareness of this discipline among players in Seine-et-Marne and which is now part of a longer-term development strategy.
With the new facilities inaugurated in 2026, the club takes a new step while remaining true to its identity.
Three indoor courts for playing all year round
Padel plays a central role in the development of TPO's infrastructure. The club now has three indoor courts benefiting from a ceiling height of 12,5 meters offering playing conditions suitable for both regular players and competitions.
These facilities allow practice throughout the year, regardless of weather conditions, and enhance the attractiveness of the site.
A clubhouse designed for conviviality
Beyond the playing fields, the club house participates in the experience offered to members and visitors. With a fast food area and refreshments, the TPO aims to make its facilities a true meeting place where players, families and enthusiasts can get together.
This friendly dimension is one of the hallmarks of the club, which emphasizes a spirit of closeness and goodwill.
Ambitions to train the players of tomorrow
Development will not stop at infrastructure. From the back to school 2027 the club plans to launch annual courses for adults as well as a padel school for children .
This new educational offering reflects the TPO's desire to sustainably structure the practice and support the growth of padel among all audiences.
A rapidly growing local benchmark
Thanks to its history, its pioneering role, and its recent investments, the Tennis & Padel Ozoir confirms its place among the clubs that matter in the development of the padel in Île-de-France Its objective remains unchanged: to offer quality facilities in an atmosphere where hospitality and friendliness play an essential role.
Practical information
- Club: Tennis & Padel Ozoir (TPO)
- Address: 3 Allée du Cèdre, 77330 Ozoir-la-Ferrière
- Padel facilities: 3 indoor lanes with a ceiling height of 12,5 meters
- Projects: Launch of adult classes and a children's padel school starting in the fall of 2027
































































































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