Playtomic runs Latvia and Estonia. Lithuania books differently.

Booking a court in the Baltics depends less on the club than on the country. Of the 149 clubs we list on 5 September 2026, 60 take bookings through a link and 89 do not - and 53 of those 89 are in Lithuania.

Latvia and Estonia: open the app

• Latvia - 27 of 35 clubs book online, 21 of them through Playtomic
• Estonia - 31 of 59 clubs book online, and every one of those is on Playtomic

One Playtomic account covers both countries. Beyond court slots it lists open matches, so you can join a game with three people you have never met instead of hunting for a fourth.

The six other Latvian clubs with a link use Matchi or their own site. Their club page links to the right one.

Lithuania: expect to make contact

Only 2 of 55 Lithuanian clubs have a booking link in our directory, and neither is on Playtomic. For the other 53 it is the club's own website, a phone call or a message on social media. 38 of them have a website listed; for the rest, the club page carries whatever contact details we hold.

This is also where the region's largest venue sits - Fan Padel Arena in Vilnius, 23 courts - so the extra message is worth sending.

The short version

Open the club directory or the map, pick a club, and its page links straight through to however that club takes bookings. If you would rather have the game found for you, the events feed lists americanos, trainings and tournaments you can sign up to alone.

Booking details change and clubs switch platforms. If your club's page is wrong, claim it and set it straight.