Tennis Padel Villeneuvois
Stade de la Myre Mory, Villeneuve-sur-Lot, Lot-et-Garonne, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France, 47300
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Membership & Pricing
Tennis Padel Villeneuvois is based at the Stade de la Myre-Mory on the Route d'Agen in Villeneuve-sur-Lot, one of the friendliest racket clubs in the Lot valley according to regular padel players. Three floodlit outdoor padel courts sit beside eight tennis courts spanning porous concrete, synthetic clay, and three covered resin surfaces. Two lit pickleball lanes add a third racket option for members exploring shorter-court games. The club-house opens on weekday afternoons and Saturday mornings, giving locals a social base between matches in south-west Nouvelle-Aquitaine.
Facilities
Membership runs from September to August with FFT licence plus club adhesion on tiers set each year at general assembly. Members book padel and tennis through Ten'Up or by phone, listing all four padel player names on each reservation with no proxy bookings allowed. Guests pay invite or hourly hire rates fixed annually by the committee. Non-members taking lessons buy an FFT licence if needed plus a fifteen-euro annual court card toward maintenance. Only one consecutive slot may be booked at a time.
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Reviews (5)
Really friendly club, with excellent facilities. We were made to feel very welcome and enjoyed the excellent facilities for a week. My son also had private and group coaching with Romain, which was superb. We highly recommend this club and hope to join it soon.
Quick question: how do I book a tennis court for an hour? I keep calling the number provided, but I just get voicemail… I don't find it easy, it's not explained anywhere.
A magnificent club with top-quality facilities. The welcome was also very pleasant. It was a real pleasure to return after several years.
I only play padel, not tennis, and frankly, this is the friendliest club out of the three (Casteljaloux and Agen). They don't watch the clock and are often smiling. The only downside is that the courts aren't covered, and we've already been made to play on a court where a pane of glass was missing. What I remember most is their friendliness and understanding when you play for more than an hour and a half.
Fantastic atmosphere, pure bliss... a very dynamic club, with a top-notch president and a great team... beautiful facilities... I highly recommend it.