149 clubs, 600 courts: the Baltic padel map in numbers

We now list 149 padel clubs and 600 courts across Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia. Here is how they are spread, as counted on 5 September 2026.

By country

• Latvia - 35 clubs, 152 courts, 19 cities
• Lithuania - 55 clubs, 248 courts, 15 cities
• Estonia - 59 clubs, 200 courts, 25 cities

Estonia has the most clubs and Lithuania the most courts, and that gap is the interesting part: the average Estonian club has 3.4 courts, the average Lithuanian one 4.5. Estonia has spread padel across 25 towns; Lithuania has concentrated it into fewer, larger venues.

By city

• Vilnius - 19 clubs, 103 courts
• Riga - 12 clubs, 87 courts
• Tallinn - 19 clubs, 69 courts
• Klaipėda - 12 clubs, 61 courts
• Kaunas - 7 clubs, 32 courts
• Tartu - 6 clubs, 24 courts
• Pärnu - 6 clubs, 22 courts
• Mārupe - 3 clubs, 21 courts

Tallinn and Vilnius are level on clubs at 19 each, and Vilnius has half as many again in courts. The average Tallinn club has 3.6 courts, the average Vilnius club 5.4, and the average Riga club 7.3 - the largest of the three capitals, out of the fewest venues.

The biggest venues

• 23 courts - Fan Padel Arena, Vilnius (20 indoor, 3 outdoor)
• 15 courts - MyPadel, Riga
• 15 courts - Mostai Club, Vilnius (10 indoor, 5 outdoor)
• 13 courts - Vilmers Padel Namai, Šiauliai
• 12 courts - FV Padel EACE, Järveküla
• 12 courts - Infinity Padel, Riga

Fan Padel Arena in Vilnius is still the largest single venue in the region by some distance, at 23 courts.

These are the numbers as listed on 5 September 2026, and they move whenever a club opens or we add one. The count on the club directory is always the current one. Know a club we are missing? Tell us and we will list it.

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