Padel clubs in Argentina
150 padel clubs in Argentina so far. Pick a city to see them all.
Where to play padel in Argentina
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Buenos Aires ProtoplasmaKid, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Mendoza Itsmemarttin, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Rosario Soyyosoycocomiel, CC BY-SA 4.0The padel federation in Argentina
The Asociación de Pádel Argentino (APA) is recognised by Argentina's national Secretaría de Deportes, the Argentine Olympic Committee and the Confederación Federal de Deportes de Argentina. Argentina was one of FIP's three founding countries in 1991 (with Spain and Uruguay) and has been a leading padel nation since the sport's first World Championship in 1992, hosting further World Championships (Mendoza 1994) and, in 2026, the FIP Senior World Cup in Buenos Aires. APA works with provincial federations/affiliations, runs national competitions (Torneo Argentino de Clubes Federados, Liga de Menores, Circuito Nacional including wheelchair padel), national rankings (Ranking AJPP, Ranking Menores APA, plus the FIP ranking), and fields Argentina's national teams.
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From the federation’s own website and its international federation, checked in September 2026.
Clubs offering padel
Zavaleta 155, C1437EYC
C. Dorrego 681, C1427EEN
The club has 4 padel courts indoors.
Wenceslao Villafañe 1161, C1165AHC
The club has 4 padel courts indoors.
Godoy Cruz, Mendoza
The club has 5 padel courts indoors.
Corrientes 2465, S2000FYH
Av. Córdoba 3630, C1188AAP
Antezana 47, C1414EEA
José Aarón Salmún Feijóo 1260, C1270
Arijon 2332, S2000CAW
Av. Olleros 1515, C1426
Gral. Güemes 980, B1870
México 3526, C1223ABV
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