Sensa Padel Nashville

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at neuhoff, germantown
(989) 205-9443

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Offer Valid Through The End of November 2024

Open play

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Clinics

Special sessions focusing on specific skills such as volleys, serves, or game strategy.
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6 Outdoor Courts

In the vibrant Germantown neighborhood

First 50 Members Lock in
early bird pricing for 12 months 

All-Access  

Membership

Unlimited Padel Play
Peak and Off-Peak

$199
MONTH
1st 50 customers pay $199 for 12 months locked in normally $249/month

Initiation Fee $200

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Details

  • Peak Padel: included 
  • Off-Peak Padel: included 
  • Advance Booking: 15 days
  • Discount on Activities, Tournaments, Events & Lessons
  • Free Welcome Clinic
  • Member Events 
  • Free Rental Racket
  • First Time Friends Play Free

Off-Peak 

Membership

Unlimited Padel Play Off-Peak 

$99
MONTH
1st 50 customers pay $99 for 12 months locked in normally $149/month

Initiation Fee $100

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Details

  • Peak Padel: $20 / pp 
  • Off-Peak Padel: included
  • Advance Booking: 15 days
  • Free Welcome Clinic
  • Member Events 
  • First Time Friends Play Free

Non-Member

Pricing

Give padel a try before committing

$25
HOUR
$25/hour for peak hours and $15/hour for off-peak

Initiation Fee $0

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Details

  • Peak Padel: $25 pp 
  • Off-Peak: $15 pp  
  • Advance Booking: 5 days

Off -Peak: Mon-Fri: 10am – 5pm
Peak: Mon-Fri: 7-10am, post 5pm & All Day Weekends

For more details, view the Membership Summary of Terms
For any membership questions, please reach out to nashville@sensapadel.com 

Padel 101 FAQs

  • What is padel?

    Padel is the fastest growing sport in the world – a mix between tennis and squash. It’s usually played in doubles on an enclosed court surrounded by walls of glass and metallic mash. The court is one third of the size of a tennis court.

    It’s a great sport for players of all ages and skills, as it is both quick and easy to learn, yet hard to master.

    Padel is not as dominated by strength and serve like in tennis, rather careful placement, match strategy and lots of teamwork.

  • Who invented padel?

    Enrique Corcuera set up the first ever padel court at his holiday home in Acapulco, Mexico in 1969. He didn’t have enough space for a tennis court and wanted to stop the tennis balls flying into the neighbors garden – and the rest is history.

  • How many padel players per court?

    Padel is a team sport played in doubles. Padel courts are designed for four players, making the sport highly social and fun in close proximity with friends and family.

  • How does padel scoring work?

    Same as tennis! A game follows the score of 15, 30, 40, Deuce (40-40) and Advantage. At deuce you can play golden point (one point for the winner) or play it out and win by two consecutive points!

    A set is won when a team wins six games and there is at least a two game difference.

  • Can you use the walls in padel?

    Yes, and that’s half the fun! The rules allow for the use of the back and sidewalls, which results in longer rallies than in a conventional tennis match. The ball can bounce of any wall but can only hit the turf once before being returned.

  • What are padel rackets made of?

    A padel racket, unlike a tennis or squash racket, has no strings and is usually made of carbon fibre or fiberglass.

  • Are padel balls the same as tennis balls?

    They have the same materials and are very similar. Except padel balls have slightly lower pressure for less bounce.

  • How big is a padel court?

    One padel court is 33 ft x 66 ft (half the size of a tennis court) 

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