Padel Courts in Jaipur: Where to Play
Updated 11 November 2026 · 3 min read · By FindYourFit
Padel is newer in Jaipur than pickleball, so the list of dedicated courts is short. Public listings show padel at PadelUp in Jhotwara (inside Sanskar School) and Theory of Sports in Mansarovar, and FindYourFit has run padel events at Play Padel, inside Hotel Clarks Amer on JLN Marg. Court prices are not published on most listings, so check the booking app or call the venue before you go.
Key facts
As of 11 November 2026- Padel venues listed in Jaipur
- PadelUp (Jhotwara), Theory of Sports (Mansarovar), Play Padel at Clarks Amer (host of FindYourFit events)
- Players per court
- 4 (doubles)
- Jaipur Cup, Padel Edition (18 Jul 2026)
- Teams of three, at least one beginner per team
- FindYourFit Jaipur ticket range
- ₹500 to ₹2,500, depending on format
- Court rates
- Not published on the listings checked on 11 Nov 2026
Next FindYourFit event in Jaipur
New Jaipur dates go up on the Jaipur events page first.
Where to play padel in Jaipur
How to book
- Search the venue on District (Play), Hudle or LyfSkills, or call the venue.
- Book a 60- or 90-minute slot for four.
- Check the live price for your exact slot and ask what is included, since racquet rental varies by venue.
- Wear non-marking court shoes. Several venues in the region do not allow barefoot play.
Never played padel?
Padel is a racquet sport played in doubles inside an enclosed court, and the walls are in play. The serve is underarm and the ball bounces first. You do not need to be a tennis player. Read Padel Rules for Beginners before your first session, and Padel in India 2026 for how the game is spreading across cities. In Bangalore too? See Padel Courts in Bangalore.
The Jaipur Cup: padel for beginners
The Jaipur Cup is FindYourFit's Jaipur competition in pickleball and padel. FindYourFit ran The Jaipur Cup on 5 October 2025, The Jaipur Cup Edition 2.0 on 24 May 2026 and The Jaipur Cup – Padel Edition on 18 July 2026 at Play Padel, Hotel Clarks Amer.
For the padel edition, the published rules were:
- Three players per team.
- At least one beginner on every team, and the others could be beginners or intermediates.
- Beginner means one to three months of playing experience. Intermediate means three to eighteen months, possibly with one or two city tournaments.
The format is built so a new player is never the odd one out. For how the wider league works, see FindYourFit Sports: sign up solo or as a team, play your city, qualify for the City Cup Finals and take the national title in Delhi. Company numbers are on the facts page.
Pickleball too?
Jaipur's pickleball scene is much larger, with around 63 courts listed across the city. If you want both sports, see our guide to pickleball tournaments in Jaipur.
New dates appear on the Jaipur events page.
Prefer to play in a tournament? See FindYourFit's pickleball and padel tournaments for formats and how to register.
Sources (checked 11 Nov 2026)
FAQs
Where can I play padel in Jaipur?
Public listings show padel at PadelUp in Jhotwara and Theory of Sports in Mansarovar, and FindYourFit has hosted padel at Play Padel, inside Hotel Clarks Amer on JLN Marg. Confirm court availability and opening hours with each venue before you travel, because listings change.
How much does a padel court cost in Jaipur?
Court rates were not published on the listings we checked on 11 November 2026. Check the live price in the booking app for your exact slot, or call the venue, and ask whether racquet rental is included, because that varies by venue and can change what an hour costs per person.
Is there a padel tournament in Jaipur?
Yes. FindYourFit held The Jaipur Cup – Padel Edition on 18 July 2026 at Play Padel, Hotel Clarks Amer, with teams of three and at least one beginner per team. New dates for FindYourFit events appear first on the Jaipur events page of findyourfit.club.
Can beginners play in the Jaipur Cup?
Yes. The padel edition required at least one beginner in every team, where a beginner means one to three months of playing experience. The other players could be beginners or intermediates, so a new player is never the only one on the team who is still learning the game.
What do I need to play padel?
Court shoes and a willingness to play in doubles. Many venues rent racquets, and FindYourFit Sports nights provide racquets and balls. Padel is played on an enclosed court and the walls are in play, so you do not need to be a tennis player to enjoy your first session.