Where to play padel in Moscow

Clubs for your first lesson, open games if you have no partner, tournaments and a business league. Everything you need to start playing this week — including tips for English speakers.

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GoPadel League players at a padel tournament in Moscow

In short: how to start playing padel in Moscow

Moscow has more than 30 padel clubs. The easiest start for a beginner is a trial lesson at a club — rackets and balls are provided. If you have no one to play with, join open games, where players are matched by level. After a month or two you can try amateur tournaments, and entrepreneurs and executives can join the GoPadel League business league.
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Trial lesson. In an hour a coach will show you the grip, the serve and how to play off the walls. Almost every club runs beginner sessions.

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Open games. Come on your own and you will be paired with players of your level — the easiest way to find regular partners.

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Tournaments and leagues. Americano for beginners, ranking tournaments of the Russian Padel Federation and season leagues for competitive players.

Where you should start

Pick your first step

Answer three questions and we’ll show you where to go in Moscow.

Padel clubs in Moscow

Large clubs with beginner lessons and amateur tournaments. Prices depend on the day and time, so check them on each club’s website.

ClubAddressCourtsGood for
Pari Padel14 bld. 1, 8 Marta St (Aeroport metro)7Home club of GoPadel League: league tournaments, ProAm and corporate league games
First Padel Club13 bld. 5, Sharikopodshipnikovskaya St (Dubrovka)26One of the biggest centres: lessons by level, singles courts
Lunda Padel20 and 32 Bolshaya Filyovskaya St; 1B Pravoberezhnaya St19Trial lessons, its own player rating, kids’ section
Padel Park7A 1st Belokamenny Proezd8Own school, amateur tournaments almost daily
Buenos Padel1 bld. 6 Skladochnaya St; 119 bld. 22 Prospekt Mira (VDNKh)14Two clubs with shared memberships, lounge area
Padel Academy Luzhniki24 bld. 21 Luzhniki6 indoor + 8 outdoorBeginner lessons, kids’ school, outdoor courts in summer
Padel Academy KhodynkaKhodynsky Blvd, 1 bld. 311Large club in the north of Moscow
Sky Padel2 Presnenskaya Emb., Afimall City6Courts under a glass dome in Moscow City
Nevel Padel Club18 Avtozavodskaya St, Riviera mall10Rackets and balls included in the booking
Padl Hub2 1st Nagatinsky Proezd and 4 more clubs30+A chain of clubs across Moscow, kids’ academy

Sources (in Russian): T—Zh, 18 Aug 2026 · Otello, 12 Aug 2026. The list is not exhaustive — new clubs open every month.

No partner? Here’s where to find one

  • PadelPlay open games. A padel community in Moscow running games by level that people join on their own. padelplay.ru
  • Americano at clubs. A tournament where partners rotate every round — the best format for a first tournament, no partner needed.
  • GoPadel League. The league manager will match you with a partner and a tournament at your level. Leave a request

Amateur tournaments in Moscow

There are tournaments in Moscow every weekend. They come in three kinds:

FormatFor whomWhere to look
Americano and MexicanoBeginners, no partner neededClub schedules
Russian Padel Federation ranking eventsConfident amateurs: points count towards the federation rankingpadelrus.ru, GoPadel League events (Premier League — FPR 100, First League — FPR 40)
Leagues and ProAmPlayers who want a whole season with the same groupGoPadel League, ProAm, corporate league

Standings and player points are on the GoPadel League rating page.

Padel for entrepreneurs in Moscow

GoPadel League is Russia’s first padel league for entrepreneurs. The community has 1,500+ members — founders, investors and executives. The league has run 200+ tournaments over 5+ seasons, in partnership with the Russian Padel Federation.

League tournaments

Premier and First leagues with rankings, mixed doubles and ProAm events where amateurs play alongside pros.

Corporate league

Companies play as teams in spring and autumn, with a Champions Cup in December. Learn more

Camps

Training trips to Spain, Turkey, Dagestan and Yaroslavl. All camps

Playing padel in Moscow if you don’t speak Russian

  • Booking. Most clubs take bookings online or by messenger; club websites are mostly in Russian, so a browser translator helps.
  • On court. Padel rules and scoring are the same everywhere, so you can play without much talking. Read our guide What is padel before your first game.
  • Message the organiser. Before an open game or tournament, write to the organiser so they can pair you with English-speaking players where possible.

FAQ

How much does it cost to play padel in Moscow?

Courts are booked for 60–90 minutes and the cost is split between four players. As of August 2026, an hour of court time in Moscow clubs cost from ₽2,200 to ₽12,000 depending on the club, day and time. Rackets can be rented.

Can I come and play on my own?

Yes. Join open games or an Americano and you’ll be matched with players of your level. In GoPadel League the league manager helps you find a partner.

Do I need my own racket?

No. Clubs rent rackets and balls, and some include them in the booking. Buy your own once you play regularly.

Where can I play padel outdoors in summer?

Outdoor summer courts are available at Luzhniki and at some Lunda and Khodynka sites. Most Moscow clubs are indoor and open all year.

Where can I find an amateur tournament?

In club schedules (Americano), in the Russian Padel Federation calendar, and in GoPadel League, which runs tournaments almost every month and ProAm events several times a year.

Is there a padel community for entrepreneurs in Moscow?

Yes — GoPadel League, a business padel league with 1,500+ members, federation-ranked tournaments, a corporate league and camps.

Play with GoPadel League

Leave a request — the league manager will find a lesson, game or tournament at your level and help you find a partner.

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