TENNIS PADEL CLUB LE TEICH
Plaine des Sports, Le Teich, Gironde, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France, 33470
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Membership & Pricing
Tennis Padel Club Le Teich, also known as Tennis Club du Delta Le Teich, sits on the tree-lined Plaine des Sports at the gateway to France's Bassin d'Arcachon. The club blends a friendly, family atmosphere with proper competitive structure: roughly 400 licensed members play leisure or league tennis and padel throughout the year. Two covered padel courts sit alongside four floodlit outdoor tennis courts and two covered green-set tennis courts, all on one compact site. FFT labels include Club Engagé and Tennis Santé. Padel runs every month of the season, with dedicated coaching from Marc Vanzynghel and lesson pathways for juniors from age seven upward.
Facilities
Adult membership from 200 euros (2026) includes unlimited tennis on outdoor and covered courts plus unlimited padel access, with four free guest invitations for each sport. Student rates from 160 euros mirror adult tennis and padel benefits. Padel-only adult membership is bundled within the full tennis formula. Junior school programmes from 140 to 185 euros combine weekly tennis and padel coaching with court access. Standalone padel school from 185 euros covers ages 7 to 18. Pay-as-you-go padel guest slots cost 7 euros per 90-minute session; five-visit carnets are 30 euros. An FFT licence is required in addition to club fees.
Reviews (5)
Tout le monde est très sympathique et très accueillant. Très bon moment pour les plus jeunes qui découvrent ce sport :)
Unfortunately, the children's program has several disappointing problems. First, the sessions are very repetitive and devote only a small portion of the time to actual sporting practice, specifically hitting the ball. It is important to find a balance between learning exercises and practical application to allow children to develop their skills. Camps are offered during the holidays at an exorbitant price. It would be desirable to review the prices to make them more affordable, allowing more children to participate. It is important to promote inclusion and not restrict access to sports education due to financial constraints. As a reminder, the club is a non-profit organization (under the French law of 1901). Regarding the end of the year, set for June 7th, it is advisable to assess whether this date is still suitable for the children's needs and the instruction provided. It is essential to adapt the schedules according to progress and the educational content to optimize learning time. Sticking to a specific date and justifying it by saying 'we've always done it this way' is not an ideal approach.
A wonderful Padel experience with a patient and caring coach, Ronan, despite it being a training day with children. The setting, surrounded by nature, is truly lovely, and the Houde club is welcoming. In short, I'm hooked and will be a new member for next season :) Thank you 🙏
A place where you can find tennis and padel. No fewer than 500 people are registered, which speaks for itself. A great setup on the same court where the coaches are super friendly.
Terrible teachers, they start with 14 children and end up with 4, and they never question their approach. During tournaments, one of them goes off to make crepes instead of teaching?! Classes end a month before the holidays?! The tennis lessons are outdated. Avoid this place for tennis.