Padel has experienced a meteoric rise across South Africa over the past few years. What began as a social weekend trend has rapidly evolved into one of the country’s fastest-growing competitive sports, capturing the attention of athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and corporate sponsors nationwide [1, 2].
Local padel reaches a major turning point with the launch of the Growthpoint SA National Padel Championship – the first official national championship in South African padel history [1].
Organised in partnership with Padel 365 and backed by the South African Padel Association (SAPA), the Growthpoint SA Nationals provides official credibility and standardisation to local competition [1].
Featuring a total prize purse of R125,000, the championship brings together elite talent and passionate players across age groups to crown the very first official South African National Champions [1, 2]. For competitive players looking to gain national rankings, secure corporate sponsorships, or transition toward international professional play, this landmark event is unmissable [1].
Detail | Information |
Weekend 1 (Age Group Divisions) | 9 – 11 October [1] |
Weekend 2 (Open Division) | 16 – 18 October [1] |
Venues | Padel 365 Century City & Padel 365 Richmond Park (Cape Town) [1] |
Prize Pool | R125,000.00 [1] |
Sanctioning Body | South African Padel Association (SAPA) [1] |
Title Sponsor | Growthpoint Properties [1] |
Who Can Enter & How to Sign Up
The Growthpoint SA National Padel Championship features categories tailored for various skill levels and age brackets [1]:
- Age-Group Divisions: Open to veteran and junior brackets wanting to claim official age-group national titles [1].
- Open Division: Designed for top-tier competitive doubles teams competing for elite national status and the main share of the cash prize pool [1].
How to Register:
- Entry for official SAPA-sanctioned events is managed through the 4M Padel platform or the official Padel 365 app/website [1, 3].
- Select your relevant category (Age Group or Open Division) [1].
- Register your doubles pair, complete entry requirements, and secure your spot on the tournament draw ahead of entry deadlines [1, 3].
Gear Up for the Court
Whether you’re stepping on court to compete for the national title or refining your bandeja at your local club, having high-performance gear makes all the difference.
Head online or visit Totalsports in-store to explore their full range of padel rackets, court footwear, performance apparel, and accessories.
References & Citations
- Gauteng Lifestyle Magazine (September 14, 2026). South Africa’s First-Ever Padel Nationals Arrives This October – R125 000 On The Line At The Growthpoint SA National Padel Championship 2026. Available at: Gauteng Lifestyle Magazine
- South Africa Today (September 15, 2026). South Africa’s First-Ever Padel Nationals Arrives This October. Available at: South Africa Today
- 4M Padel Portal (2026). Official Player, Ranking, and Tournament Calendar. Available at: 4M Padel