Tennis Club Du Pinsan
Rue du Pinsan, Eysines, Gironde, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France, 33320
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Membership & Pricing
Tennis Club du Pinsan is a long-established FFT club on Rue du Pinsan in Eysines, north-west of Bordeaux. Padel has become a major draw: five floodlit outdoor courts sit at the far end of the site past the clubhouse, with free parking and gate codes issued on booking. Courts P1 and P2 use green synthetic turf on a north-south axis; P3, P4 and P5 use blue synthetic turf east-west. The club keeps padel pricing among the lowest in Gironde and welcomes both members and visitors. Certified padel monitors run courses and stages, FFT-homologated tournaments sit alongside internal ladder events, and a WhatsApp group helps players find fourth partners. Nine tennis courts share the same campus, so the club feels like a full racket-sports hub rather than a padel-only hall.
Facilities
Padel reservations are online only via Balle Jaune (club profile Padel Pinsan). A 90-minute slot requires four registered players: members pay 6 euros per person, non-members 10 euros per person, with invitation tickets at 10 euros when guests lack a linked account. One-hour slots exist at 4 euros for members and 8 euros for non-members per person. Separate padel or tennis membership is available through the club website. FFT-licensed courses, stages and tournament entries are listed under Informations Padel on tc-pinsan.fr. Visitors can also book tennis courts through TenUp, though padel reviews note occasional coordination gaps between external bookings and on-site court prep.
Reviews (5)
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A club full of regulars where you feel like you're bothering them – you don't know who's doing what – impossible for a member to reserve a padel court if you're in a group of fewer than four – you only find out after you've already paid your membership fee. – the worst is yet to come with the courts closing because there's no permanent reception staff and they don't answer the phone. Special mention for the unpleasant reception at O…. .
Good terrain and good availability sir bordeaux. The biggest negative point is that they never answer the phone.
A very nice club. Unfortunately, the organization of the Open was disastrous; my match was postponed by three days even though my opponent didn't show up. The draw was changed, I was given a new opponent, and after a 1 hour 15 minute wait, I was forced to play 3 km from the club on one of the worst courts in the Gironde region. Disappointed by the organization of the Open.
5 stars because the courts are very well maintained and I assume everything is perfect for members. However, we book courts through the Tenup app and pay for them. On our first reservation, we arrived to find the court occupied by the club, so we had to switch to another court that was subsequently reserved. On our second reservation, we booked the resin court, but there was no net, so we switched to a non-resin court which was cheaper on the app. It would be helpful to check reservations made by people outside the club or to disable this option altogether if there is no follow-up on these bookings.