This August witness a historic spectacle in the most glamorous place on Earth – The Hamptons. Be part of the NOYACK’s inaugural US Open of Padel™, where the globe’s elite players will compete for the highest prize purse ever offered. Mark your calendars and stay alert for the announcement of the tournament dates! Join us for a thrilling display of skill and competition at the first serve in the Hamptons.
From August 29 to September 2, set against the stunning backdrop of the Hamptons, the first-ever US Open of Padel™ Tournament will make history. Teams will compete for the largest prize purse ever awarded in the sport at this spectacular venue. Join us in this picturesque setting to witness a landmark event in Padel history.
5From August 29 to September 2, 2025, marks a momentous occasion as the world’s top Padel players converge on the Hamptons Waterfront for an unparalleled display of talent and competition. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Hamptons, this tournament is not just a game—it’s a celebration of athleticism, strategy, and international camaraderie.
First 1,000 on the waitlist get first dibs on tickets, with perks like guaranteed seats at special rates.
It’s more than a tournament—it’s an experience. Enjoy live matches, exclusive fan events, and the vibrant energy of the Hamptons Waterfront. Create memories that will last a lifetime.
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In America, the sport is commonly referred to simply as “Padel” and pronounced PAH-dell, it is a racquet sport that combines elements of tennis, squash, and badminton. It is typically played in doubles on an enclosed court about one-third the size of a tennis court. The game is known for its rapid exchanges, strategic play, and the use of walls, which are in play similar to squash.
Yes, padel is generally considered easier to learn and play than tennis. The smaller court and the use of walls make the game more accessible, with less emphasis on power and more on strategy.
What is the difference between padel and tennis?
The main differences are the court size, equipment, and scoring. Padel courts are smaller with walls, the rackets are solid with no strings, and the ball can bounce off the walls, making gameplay continuous and dynamic.
Padel has been slower to gain popularity in the USA due to the established presence of similar sports like tennis and pickleball, and limited access to padel facilities. However, interest is growing.
As of my last update, pickleball is bigger in the USA, known for its widespread accessibility and growing community. Padel is more popular internationally, especially in Spain and Latin America.
Yes, they are different sports. Pickleball uses a plastic ball with holes and is played on a badminton-sized court with a lower net. Paddle tennis (often confused with padel) is played on a smaller tennis-like court without walls and with a depressurized tennis ball.
Padel is closer to tennis in terms of rules and scoring but incorporates elements of squash, such as playing off walls, making it a unique blend of both sports.
The US Open Of Padel™ Tournament is a landmark event, marking the first time a professional Padel tournament of this scale is held in the United States. It’s a unique opportunity to witness top international players compete in one of the fastest-growing sports worldwide. Whether you’re a seasoned Padel fan or new to the sport, this event offers excitement, high-level competition, and a festive atmosphere in the heart of New York City.
Stay tuned for more updates and exciting news as we get closer to the big day!