Lacoste Opens a Padel Club in Bali: How Much to Play?

You can now play padel with an ocean view at the new Club Lacoste Bali.

The French brand has opened its own courts at W Bali – Seminyak. And it's not just for hotel guests: the club is open to everyone.

Club Lacoste Bali opened on 12 September. It has two outdoor courts for players of all levels, including those who are new to padel. The club is part of a three-year partnership between Lacoste and W Bali.

Courts can be booked through Playtomic. You can book a game for any time between 8:00 and 19:30. Renting a full court costs from 500,000 IDR per hour.

Players also have access to changing rooms and lockers. There is parking, a café and a restaurant on site.

Alongside the club opening, Lacoste unveiled its first dedicated padel collection. It includes two rackets with different characteristics:

L.SOFT is a lighter model designed for, among others, beginners and players who are still working on their technique.

L.MAX is aimed at more experienced players who value power, speed and precision.

The collection also includes a padel bag and AG-LT Ultra shoes. You can see the full collection at the official Lacoste boutique, which has opened at the club.

The opening of Lacoste's first padel club in Bali was a private event. The brand hosted a padel training session for invited influencers, including Thai actor and singer Joong Archen, Indonesian actress Nana Mirdad, Malaysian influencer Linus Teng, Filipino creator Ry Velasco, and Singaporean model and actress Fiona Fussi.

Sources: Lacoste, W Bali - Seminyak.