Padel & Brunch
A Saturday late morning with brunch laid out beside the courts, a DJ, and games running all the while.
We run padel tournaments every week, and they're the easiest way into the sport here. Levels are mixed, and nobody minds if it's your first one.
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Tournaments, charity cups, brunches, DJs, yoga and pilates. The courts have hosted a lot more than padel.
A Saturday late morning with brunch laid out beside the courts, a DJ, and games running all the while.
Two days of open competition on 20 and 21 June: a full draw, sponsors along the wall, and a podium with medals to close it.
Three days for our first birthday, 15 to 17 May: a tournament with EA7 trophies, DJs and live music, food, on-court challenges and a kids day with face painting. Now an annual fixture.
An open tournament with a full draw, run with EA7 Emporio Armani, whose name is on our court glass.
Forty players in Santa hats, raising money for Down Syndrome Kosova.
A special edition for 28 November. Dress code was a red shirt, no exceptions, and the flag came onto the court for the team photo.
What each one is, and who it's for, in plain language.
You play with a different partner every round and keep your own points. Everyone plays with and against nearly everyone, so a strong player and a beginner end up on the same side at some point. Points count toward the season ranking, and the prize at the end is a trip to Spain. If you're coming alone, this is the one.
Bigger tournaments with proper draws and prizes: the Prishtina Padel Open, charity cups, the Padel Fest tournament, and special editions like the Flag Day Americano. Announced on Instagram a few weeks ahead, and they fill up, so sign up early.
Send us a message on WhatsApp before the day, or sign up at the desk. The entry fee covers your court time and balls. Come fifteen minutes early so we can put the groups together, and bring water.
Medals, DJs and charity cups. This is what the last few looked like.