Clyde Padel Club is tucked into the Komplek Pengairan on Jalan Cijagra I, off Jalan Komplek Metrologi, in Cijagra, Lengkong — a quiet residential pocket in south-central Bandung. The court is unusual in the city: a pitched metal roof covers the near half, while the far half sits open to the night sky beyond the back wall. In practice that gives you shelter over the service boxes and a genuinely open feel at the far baseline. Floodlights on the frame and a mast outside light the whole thing after dark.
It is a full glass-and-mesh padel court: toughened glass panels, black mesh above and along the outside, green turf with white service and centre lines. A timber viewing deck with bench seating runs the full length of one side, and it gets used — club photographs show a queue of players waiting their turn while a doubles game runs. The club's own banners along the wall read “Padel isn't just a sport”, which tells you what kind of place it is trying to be. Planters and a block wall enclose the far side.
Parking is on the complex road; it is a residential street, so arrive considerately, particularly for late sessions.
Both, in effect. The only photograph published of the club shows a pitched metal roof running over the near half of the court while the far end stands open to the night sky, with planters and a block wall closing the boundary. It is a semi-outdoor court rather than a sealed hall, and it is listed here under both headings on that photographic evidence rather than on any operator's own description — the club is absent from the booking platforms that publish an authoritative court-type field.
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