About the club
Six courts and a terrace, built by people who play.
Bounce opened on Jl. Pantai Berawa in 2024 on a plot that used to be a coconut grove. We kept as many of the palms as the courts allowed.
Our story
Started on a borrowed court.
Our founders met on a single, slightly sandy court behind a guesthouse in Pererenan, where the queue to play was longer than the games. Within a year that court was booked from dawn, and it was clear Canggu needed somewhere built for padel properly: international dimensions, glass you can trust, lights that do not blind you, and somewhere decent to sit afterwards.
Bounce is that place. Four courts face the garden, two sit under a roof for the rainy season, and the clubhouse in the middle is where the club actually happens: coffee before the 07:00 clinic, the ladder on the board, coconuts after the Americano.
We employ twenty-two people from Badung and Tabanan, including five full-time coaches, and we close the courts for Nyepi like the rest of the island.
How we run it
Four things we will not change.
Beginners get prime time
Padel 101 runs at 09:00 on weekends, not at lunch. New players are the future of the club.
Courts are kept like courts
Turf brushed and sand topped every morning, glass cleaned twice a day, lights checked before 18:00.
Locals pay local rates
KITAS and KTP holders get member court rates without a membership, all year.
The terrace is for everyone
No minimum spend, no booking, and children welcome. Bring the friend who does not play.
Members and guests
In their words.
Booked a 07:00 court before the heat and stayed for breakfast on the terrace. The glass is spotless and the floodlights are properly bright at night.
Six weeks of Tuesday clinics fixed my bandeja. The coaches film you on a phone, show you one thing, and make you do it forty times. It works.
We came for one Friday Americano and played four more before our flight. It rained twice; both times we just moved to the canopy courts.
I started with Padel 101 on a Saturday. Three months later I am on the ladder, losing to my coach's sister, and very happy about it.
Worked from Bali for a week and played every morning. The Island Week pass paid for itself by Wednesday.
The demo racket bar is a great idea. Tried three, bought one, had it regripped while I drank a coconut.
Come and play
Your first game is the hardest to book.
After that, the club does the rest. Book a court or join Padel 101 this weekend.