Luxembourg has only a few padel courts, but it runs them in an organised way. The International Padel Federation's World Padel Report 2025 counts 17 courts at 7 clubs. Padel is run by the Luxembourg Tennis Federation through PADEL by FLT, which keeps a public list of courts, licences and rankings.
According to L'essentiel, there were nearly 400 licensed players by August 2024. The first national championship had been played two years earlier, and national teams were about to make their debut. The FLT offers a competition licence and a leisure licence. Its ranking system groups players by level and ranks them on their best eight results of the past year.
The biggest venue is Sport4Lux in Munsbach, east of the capital, with six indoor courts. In September 2025 it hosted Luxembourg's first CUPRA FIP Tour event (FIP). Luxembourg City has covered courts at CK Sportcenter Kockelscheuer and TC Bonnevoie.
Outside the capital, most courts are single outdoor courts at tennis clubs or leisure sites: Dudelange, Remich, Hosingen and Bourscheid-Plage. Those are best booked in the warmer months.