Padel in Türkiye is young but gaining official structure. The International Padel Federation's World Padel Report 2025 counts 44 courts at 24 clubs and estimates 12,000 amateur players. In February 2025 padel moved under the Turkish Tennis Federation as a sub-branch (TTF), which now registers padel clubs and sets the rules.
The TTF has been building a competitive framework. It approved a padel competition regulation in April 2026 and a licence regulation in July 2026. The QNB Türkiye Padel Championship took place in Istanbul in August 2026, open to licensed players and seeded by ranking.
Türkiye also has a place on the international circuit. Istanbul hosted the FIP Bronze QNB Cup at The Padel House in June 2026 (FIP). Turkish players are starting to appear in the world rankings too: FIP's 2024 ranking data listed 27 ranked men and one ranked woman, who was inside the world top 300.
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