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FV Padel EACE has eight indoor courts and four outdoor ones a ten minute drive from central Tallinn.
The courts go on the second and third floors of the R82 business centre at Tammetoru 11/13, built by KA Varad.
The men beat Georgia but lost to Germany and finished second in Group B; the women lost both ties in Group D.
The R82 building at Tammetoru holds seven courts on two floors, an 8 million euro project that Padel+ lists as opening in September.
The men opened the championship with a convincing win but went no further than their group; the women lost their first tie to Denmark.
The 100,000 euro festival in Riga finished on 20 September. Both pro podiums, gold to bronze.
Top seeds lost three of the six finals at the 10,000 euro Tonybet Padel Open on 12 and 13 September.
The Tonybet Padel Festival runs 18-20 September and carries the biggest purse on the Baltic calendar. Registration is open.
Four Gold-level opens in Latvia, two junior titles in Lithuania and a festival in Riga. The calendar from September to December, with registration links.
Estonia has the most clubs, Lithuania the most courts, and the single largest venue is in Vilnius. What our directory says about where padel actually is.
60 of 149 Baltic clubs take bookings through a link, and 53 of the 89 that do not are in Lithuania. How to get on court in each country.
Every padel club in the Baltics, three countries, one map. Find courts, americanos, trainings and tournaments across Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia.
Americanos, open trainings and winner-court sessions - how to use the Padeldar events feed to get on court in minutes.