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Uri Padel Network
Coming soon
Seoul · Daegu · More
RI PADEL
In Korea,
we say Uri.
In Korea we don't say mine, we say Uri (우리).

Uri Padel is building a national network of premium padel clubs across Korea.
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02 · About

A home
for padel
in Korea.

What we are

Uri — 우리 — means ours in Korean. It's the word you use for the things that belong to a community: our team, our home, our club.

Uri Padel is a network of padel clubs being built across Korea. Each location is designed as a place to play seriously, and to stay after the match — quiet architecture, clay-surface courts, a café, a coaching program.

Padel is the fastest-growing racquet sport globally, with tens of millions of players in Europe and Latin America. Korea is early — and that's the opportunity.

We're building for the next decade, not the trend cycle. Our clubs are conceived with architects, not contractors, and programmed for a community that wants a place to belong, not just a court to rent.

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01 · Manifesto

Built
for Korea.

Uri Padel exists to build the foundation of padel in Korea.

We believe the sport belongs to everyone.

Our mission is to make it premium, accessible, professional and scalable.

We invest in premium infrastructure,
develop multi-location clubs,
organize tournaments,
create strong community ecosystems,
and work hand-to-hand with the national federation.

Uri Padel is not a single venue.
It is a national network.

Built to grow the sport.
Built to scale.
Built for Korea.

Because in Korea, we don't say mine.
We say Uri.

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03 · The map

A national
network.

Intent

Not a single venue. A system of clubs, connected by one standard, one membership, one community.

We begin with two flagships. We're mapping the rest of Korea now.

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04 · What we're building

The standard,
not a venue.

Ambition
Padel is early in Korea. We're not opening a court — we're setting the standard the sport will grow into.
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05 · Contact

Partner,
play,
or invest.

guillermo@uripadel.com →
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