About Agafi Court
Agafi Court is a social padel hub at Jl. Mustika Jaya, RT.002/RW.006, Cimuning, Kec. Mustika Jaya, Kota Bks, Jawa Barat 17155, Indonesia. Agafi Court has five padel courts on two levels, a lounge and cafe, and an on-site Reformer Pilates studio, with every court booked online through AYO.
Agafi Court sits in Cimuning, in the Mustika Jaya district of Bekasi, and is part of the wider set of padel clubs in Greater Jakarta. It is built as a place to play and then stay, with plenty of seating for players and friends between games.
Agafi Court is open from 6am to midnight every day of the week, and the courts are floodlit, so evening sessions after work can run late. The venue also has a mushola (prayer room), clean toilets and a waiting area for players arriving early.
The padel courts
Agafi Court has five courts spread across two levels, with play both upstairs and downstairs. Four covered courts sit under a steel roof, which keeps rain and the midday sun off play, and the fifth is an open-air court.
The steel roof makes the covered courts the reliable choice in the wet season, while the open-air court suits players who like playing outside in the cooler early morning or evening. All five courts are floodlit for night play.
Racket and ball hire is available on site, so newcomers do not need their own kit. Players with their own equipment can head straight to court, and the waiting area and spectator stand give friends a place to watch the action.
Booking and access
Courts at Agafi Court are booked online through AYO, where the public can reserve a session by court and time slot. Sessions are sold per court and slot, so a group of friends can book a single game whenever it suits them.
Evening peak hire is Rp 225,000 per court per hour, which works out at about Rp 56,250 per player when four share the court. Daytime slots cost less. Coaching classes are charged per person and priced separately from court hire.
For questions before booking, the club can be reached by phone or WhatsApp on +62 811 8841 213, and it posts news of events and classes on Instagram. Groups planning a regular slot should get in touch directly.
Most players arrive by car or motorbike, and spacious car and motorbike parking is on site, so there is no hunt for a space before a game. The parking, toilets and prayer room sit beside the courts and lounge.
Padel programme and social
Agafi Court runs coaching classes for beginners and experienced players. They are one-hour classes every Wednesday and Sunday, charged per person, with balls supplied and rackets for hire. Court hire on its own is Rp 225,000 per court per hour at peak.
Juniors have Agafi Rising Stars, a teen padel class for ages 12 to 14 every Friday from 4pm to 5pm. It is charged per player, with a minimum of 2 players per class, and the club shares younger players’ sessions in its Padel for Kids highlight on Instagram.
The social side is a large part of the appeal. An active community runs weekly events and sparring sessions, with players from beginner to advanced, and there is a dedicated beginner community for people new to the game.
Tournaments and community events round out the calendar, giving regulars a chance to test themselves in competition. Between games, players gather in the lounge and cafe area to watch the next match from the spectator stand.
The site is also home to Qales Pilates Studio, which runs Reformer Pilates classes for all levels. It suits players who want to pair court time with strength and mobility work in a single visit.
Best for
Agafi Court is best for social players and groups who want a game followed by time in the lounge and cafe. The weekly events and sparring sessions make it easy to find a match without a fixed four.
Agafi Court also suits families. The mini playground and kids club give younger children somewhere to play, while the teen class gives 12 to 14 year olds structured coaching of their own on a Friday afternoon.
Beginners get a clear path in: racket hire, coaching classes and a dedicated beginner community. Opening until midnight suits players with long working days, and on-site car and motorbike parking keeps arrival simple.
For more options across the metro, see the best padel clubs in Jakarta, or compare nearby Padel Grove Jatiasih and TIM Padel Club Cibubur.
New to the sport? Read our beginner’s guide to padel and our guide to padel in Indonesia before your first session.
Facilities
- Cafe / Bar
- Changing Rooms & Showers
- Coaching
- Floodlit Courts
- Junior Programme
- Mix-ins & Social Play
- Online Booking
- Outdoor Courts
- Parking
- Pay-and-Play
- Pro Shop
- Racket Hire
- Tournaments & Leagues
- WiFi
What players say
5.0 on Google from 165 reviews. This is the venue's Google rating, which may cover more than padel.
Good air circulation, not stuffy. The place is clean, there's a cafe too...you can do Pilates too.
the place is really good, the coach is the best
Frequently asked
How much does it cost to play padel at Agafi Court?
Evening peak court hire at Agafi Court is Rp 225,000 per court per hour, or about Rp 56,250 per player when four people share the court. Daytime slots cost less. Coaching classes are charged per person for a one-hour class, separate from the court rate. Rackets and balls can be hired on site, so newcomers do not need their own kit.
How do I book a court at Agafi Court?
Courts at Agafi Court are booked online through AYO, where the public can reserve a session by court and time slot. The club is open from 6am to midnight every day of the week. For group bookings or questions, call or message the club on WhatsApp at +62 811 8841 213, and follow its Instagram for event updates.
Are the courts at Agafi Court indoor or outdoor?
Agafi Court has five courts on two levels. Four covered courts sit under a steel roof, which keeps rain and the midday sun off play, and the fifth court is open-air. All courts are floodlit, so play continues into the evening until the club closes at midnight. Choose a covered court in the wet season for the most reliable conditions.
Is there parking at Agafi Court?
Yes. Agafi Court has spacious car and motorbike parking on site at Jl. Mustika Jaya in Cimuning, Bekasi. The venue also has a waiting area, a spectator stand, clean toilets and a mushola (prayer room), plus a lounge and cafe where players and friends can sit before or after a game.
Is Agafi Court good for beginners?
Yes. Agafi Court runs coaching classes for beginners and experienced players every Wednesday and Sunday, charged per person for a one-hour class with balls supplied. Rackets and balls can be hired on site, and the club has a dedicated beginner community with weekly events and sparring sessions, so new players can find games at their own level.
Does Agafi Court have padel classes for children?
Yes. Agafi Rising Stars is a teen padel class for ages 12 to 14, held every Friday from 4pm to 5pm and charged per player, with a minimum of 2 players. For younger children, the venue has a mini playground and kids club, so families can bring the whole group along to Agafi Court.
Getting there
Jl. Mustika Jaya, RT.002/RW.006, Cimuning, Kec. Mustika Jaya, Kota Bks, Jawa Barat 17155, Indonesia