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Privé Padel Launches Padel Club at Montauk Yacht Club for the Summer

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Padel is played in doubles on a 10-meter-by-20-meter court with a serve that is always underhand and hit below waist level. Unlike pickle ball or tennis, padel courts are completely enclosed, and if the ball hits the wall around the court after bouncing on the ground, it is still in play, keeping the game fast paced, and simple for beginners. KYRIL BROMLEY

Padel is played in doubles on a 10-meter-by-20-meter court with a serve that is always underhand and hit below waist level. Unlike pickle ball or tennis, padel courts are completely enclosed, and if the ball hits the wall around the court after bouncing on the ground, it is still in play, keeping the game fast paced, and simple for beginners. KYRIL BROMLEY

Padel is played in doubles on a 10-meter-by-20-meter court with a serve that is always underhand and hit below waist level. Unlike pickle ball or tennis, padel courts are completely enclosed, and if the ball hits the wall around the court after bouncing on the ground, it is still in play, keeping the game fast paced, and simple for beginners. KYRIL BROMLEY

Padel is played in doubles on a 10-meter-by-20-meter court with a serve that is always underhand and hit below waist level. Unlike pickle ball or tennis, padel courts are completely enclosed, and if the ball hits the wall around the court after bouncing on the ground, it is still in play, keeping the game fast paced, and simple for beginners. KYRIL BROMLEY

Privé Padel co-founders Nicholas Solarewicz and Christopher Moore. KYRIL BROMLEY

Privé Padel co-founders Nicholas Solarewicz and Christopher Moore. KYRIL BROMLEY

Liz Vespe on Jul 1, 2024
As an Amagansett native, Christopher Moore is thrilled to bring padel, the European racket sport sweeping the nation, to the Montauk Yacht Club this summer for all ages and experience... more

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