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A smash on a planned padel court where the five-a-side pitch is today, next to the clubhouse

Planned · Sisačka cesta 17c, 10000 Zagreb

Planned

Padel is planned.

A hall with nine indoor courts and one outdoor court with stands. None of this is built yet, and none of it can be booked — this is a plan, not an offer.

A view of the planned state, not the existing facility

Not bookable
Planned9indoor courts in the hall

Where the five-a-side pitch is today, next to the clubhouse.

Outdoors1outdoor court with stands
Dimensions20 × 10meters per court
Doubles4players per court

The figures are from the 2025 business plan. The opening date and prices have not been set.

What’s planned

Nine courts under a roof and one under the sky.

Padel will take the place of today’s five-a-side pitch, next to the clubhouse. The 2025 business plan provides for nine indoor courts measuring 20 × 10 meters and one outdoor court with stands.

Five-a-side today →

Hall with nine courts

Nine indoor courts at the standard 20 × 10 meter size, with heating and cooling, so play doesn’t depend on rain, wind or darkness.

Outdoor court with stands

One court under the open sky, with stands beside it — intended for tournaments and spectators, not just recreational play.

On the site of the five-a-side pitch

Padel would take up the area where the five-a-side cage stands today, next to the clubhouse. The tennis courts stay where they are, and five-a-side runs as normal until construction starts.

This is a plan, not an announcement. Once a start date for construction is decided, we’ll post it on this page and notify everyone on the interest list.

For those who haven’t played

Padel in four sentences.

It’s played in doubles, on a court smaller than tennis, between glass walls the ball is allowed to bounce off. The racket is solid with no strings, and serves are underhand — which is why your first match can happen the same day.

Four players

Always two against two. The court is smaller than tennis, so there’s less running and more rallying.

Walls are part of the game

The ball may bounce off the glass walls and stay in play. Rallies last longer and end in an unforced error less often.

A stringless racket

A solid racket with holes and a short swing. Serves are underhand, below waist height, so there’s no difficult serve to learn.

Learn it right away

Scoring is the same as tennis, and the basics can be explained in a few minutes. That’s why padel works well with a mixed-experience group.

Interest list

Notify me when it launches.

Padel can’t be booked with us yet because there are no courts. Leave your contact details and we’ll reach out as soon as bookings open — no newsletter or anything else in the meantime.

The list is only for padel updates. For tennis, small-sided football and the table, regular booking applies.

How it works

1 · Leave your name and contact on the interest list — takes less than a minute.


2 · We’ll reach out once the opening date is known, before bookings open to everyone.


3 · Until then nothing is charged and nothing is booked; you can unsubscribe from the list with a single reply.

The sports centre from the air at golden hour: players on the clay courts, a game in the cage, the clubhouse and parking

Tennis today

Tennis stays where it is.

5 clay courts with floodlights, every day from 07:00–23:00, slots of 60, 90 and 120 minutes. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before, and rackets and balls can be borrowed at the bar.