After months of work and preparation, the Lattes Padel Club finally sees the light of day. With its 12 m² dedicated to padel, the club promises to become the new meeting place for sports enthusiasts and curious people looking for a fun and accessible activity.

An ideal location for hitting the ball (and a coffee break)
Located between Lez market and the area Crossroads Grand Sud In Lattes, the club benefits from a strategic location. Whether you arrive by car (large parking lot available), by bike, by tram or even by scooter, everything is done to ensure that coming to play is not a headache. We will also appreciate the ecological effort to encourage gentle travel… or the simple fact of coming to let off steam after the races.

Infrastructures at the service of your perfect smash
With six latest generation pitches, the club offers a gaming experience worthy of the pros. But that's not all! From March 2025, a clubhouse with bar and rooftop will open its doors to extend the conviviality beyond the matches. And if you think that's all, think again: three brand new buildings will complete the site, transforming the place into a real living space for athletes and non-athletes alike.

Lattes Padel Club
Lattes Padel Club
Lattes Padel Club

Padel, but not only!
Le Lattes Padel Club, it's not just land. Coming soon, courses for beginners and advanced will be offered, supervised by experienced coaches. Are you a business leader looking to motivate your teams? The club also plans to organize corporate events, combining sport, relaxation and conviviality. A perfect combo to reconcile even the least sporty of your colleagues!

Schedules adapted to your sporting desires
For early risers and night match fans, the club will be open 7 days a week, from 7:8 a.m. to 30 p.m. during the work period, with an extension up to 23h afterwards. Enough to satisfy busy schedules and last-minute desires.

Franck Binisti

Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.

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