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Federation

National and international governing bodies

15 companyies listed

A

Australian Padel Federation

federation

The Australian Padel Federation (APF) is the national governing body for padel in Australia. It works with Padel Australia and local clubs to develop the sport through official competitions, coach education, and grassroots programs. The APF promotes inclusion, high standards, and growth — uniting players and clubs across Australia’s thriving padel community.

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A

Austrian Padel Union

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The Austrian Padel Union governs padel in Austria, overseeing coaching certifications, tournament organization, and club accreditation. It works to expand access to courts and represent Austrian players at international events.

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B

British Padel Coaches Association

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The British Padel Coaches Association (BPCA) is the independent body supporting padel coaches across the UK. We provide education, certification, and ongoing development to raise coaching standards, while promoting the sport’s growth from grassroots to elite level. Our mission is to empower coaches and strengthen the UK padel community.

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D

Deutscher Padel Verband

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Germany’s official padel governing body, the DPV promotes the development of padel through coaching, club support, national rankings, and competitions. It represents Germany within FIP and is key to growing the sport in Central Europe.

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E

Essex Padel Association

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The Essex Padel Association is the official body supporting padel across the county. We work with clubs, coaches, and players to grow the sport at all levels, from grassroots to competitive play. Through events, training, and community initiatives, we aim to promote padel’s development and accessibility throughout Essex.

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F

Federação Portuguesa de Padel

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The FPP manages all official padel activity in Portugal, including the national tour, youth development programs, and club licensing. Portugal is a leading European padel nation, and FPP plays a central role in its international success.

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F

Federación Española de Pádel

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The FEP is Spain’s national federation and one of the sport’s most influential bodies globally. It governs professional and amateur padel across Spain — the sport’s heartland — and is a powerhouse in international competition and talent development.

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F

Federazione Italiana Tennis e Padel

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The FITP is Italy’s unified body for tennis and padel. It runs national padel championships, oversees player development, and manages rankings. With a major rise in padel popularity, the FITP plays a key role in court licensing and club expansion.

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I

International Padel Federation (FIP)

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The FIP is the official world governing body for padel, responsible for overseeing international competitions, establishing global rules, and promoting padel worldwide. Founded in 1991 and headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland, it coordinates with national federations and manages the FIP World Tour and World Padel Championships.

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L

LTA Padel (UK Padel Federation)

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Part of the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA), LTA Padel is the official governing body for padel in Great Britain. It runs sanctioned competitions, develops the rating system, and leads court construction initiatives across the UK.

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P

Padel Federation of India

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The PFI is India's official padel federation, focused on introducing and expanding the sport across India through grassroots events, training academies, and affiliations with FIP. It aims to develop a competitive player base and infrastructure nationwide.

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P

Padel Federation of Ireland

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Ireland’s padel authority, the Padel Federation of Ireland promotes the game through player development, club partnerships, and league play. It represents Irish padel within European and international bodies like FIP.

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P

Padel New Zealand

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The Padel New Zealand Federation (PNZF) is the official governing body for padel in New Zealand. Working with local clubs and international partners, it promotes the sport’s growth through events, coaching programs, and community initiatives. PNZF champions accessibility, excellence, and connection across Aotearoa’s rapidly expanding padel community.

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U

UAE Padel Association (UAEPA)

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The UAE Padel Association is the governing authority for padel in the United Arab Emirates. It supports rapid infrastructure growth, elite competitions, and international partnerships as the UAE becomes a Middle Eastern hub for padel.

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United States Padel Association (USPA)

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The USPA is the governing body for padel in the U.S., responsible for promoting the sport, sanctioning tournaments, and supporting club development. It works to grow padel from grassroots to elite level, with increasing international involvement.

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Frequently asked questions

Come ottenere l'affiliazione a una federazione padel per il mio club?▾
Per affiliare un club, contatta la federazione nazionale del tuo paese. Generalmente serve una struttura a norma, una polizza assicurativa e il pagamento di una quota annuale. La federazione fornisce il tesseramento degli atleti e l'autorizzazione a ospitare eventi ufficiali. Le tempistiche variano, ma il processo si avvia online sul portale della federazione.
Quali sono i requisiti per organizzare un torneo ufficiale?▾
Un torneo ufficiale richiede l'approvazione della federazione nazionale e, per eventi internazionali, della FIP. Devi presentare il regolamento, le date, la struttura e l'elenco degli arbitri. La federazione verifica la conformità del campo e delle misure di sicurezza. Dopo l'ok, puoi usare il marchio ufficiale e la classifica viene aggiornata.
Che ruolo ha la FIP nel padel professionistico?▾
La Federazione Internazionale Padel (FIP) è l'ente mondiale che governa il padel, con oltre 60 paesi membri. Organizza i campionati del mondo, definisce le regole di gioco e gestisce il ranking internazionale. Per i professionisti, la licenza FIP è necessaria per partecipare ai tornei del circuito mondiale.
Come posso entrare in contatto con i dirigenti di una federazione?▾
I contatti diretti sono disponibili sui siti ufficiali delle federazioni e sulle pagine TrustPadel. Di solito è possibile scrivere all'ufficio di presidenza o al settore affiliazioni via email o modulo contatti. Per accordi commerciali, può servire una richiesta formale con proposta di partnership.
Le federazioni padel rilasciano licenze per centri sportivi?▾
Sì, molte federazioni rilasciano licenze per la costruzione o ristrutturazione di centri padel. La licenza attesta che i campi rispettano le misure ufficiali e i materiali standard. Per ottenerla, invii il progetto alla federazione, che effettua un sopralluogo. In alcuni paesi è requisito per accedere a finanziamenti pubblici.

Le federazioni padel sono gli enti governativi nazionali e internazionali che regolamentano lo sport, dalle regole di gioco ai calendari ufficiali. Questa sezione è pensata per chi opera nel settore B2B: gestori di club, investitori e fornitori che cercano interlocutori istituzionali per licenze, eventi e sviluppo del gioco. Qui trovi una panoramica delle principali federazioni, i loro ruoli e come contattarle direttamente per esigenze professionali. Le federazioni non solo stabiliscono gli standard tecnici, ma gestiscono anche la crescita del padel a livello locale e globale. La Federazione Internazionale Padel (FIP) coordina oltre 60 paesi membri, mentre le federazioni nazionali organizzano campionati, classifiche e formazione degli arbitri. Per una azienda, avere contatti diretti con questi enti significa accelerare pratiche burocratiche, partecipare a gare d'appalto e allinearsi alle norme vigenti. Inoltre, pubblicano documenti tecnici, dati statistici e bandi utili per pianificare investimenti e sviluppo.