Padelogy

Padelogy is a padel club with five courts at Jl. Pelita Jaya II, RT.04/RW.08, Kedung Jaya, Tanah Sareal, Kota Bogor, Jawa Barat 16164, Indonesia. Padelogy is open every day from 6am to 10pm, and courts are booked through the AYO app or by WhatsApp.

The club sits in Kedung Jaya, part of the Tanah Sareal district of Kota Bogor. Play is indoors, so a booked session goes ahead whatever the weather, and there is a café, hot showers and parking for up to 40 cars on site.

The padel courts

Padelogy has five Super Panoramic padel courts inside an indoor hall. Panoramic courts keep the glass walls clear of framing at the back of the court, which gives players a cleaner view of the ball and gives spectators an open view of every rally.

Padelogy says its courts are laid on certified super flat concrete flooring, and calls it the first and only floor of its kind in Bogor. A level base under the playing surface helps the ball bounce evenly from one corner of the court to the other.

Because the hall is covered, the courts stay playable through heavy rain and the strongest midday sun. That matters in Bogor, where an outdoor game can be cut short by a downpour, and it means an evening booking is as reliable as a morning one.

Off court, the club has a Cafe & Resto selling snacks and drinks, a changing room with hot showers, toilets and a musholla (prayer room). Spectator stands give friends and family somewhere to sit and watch, and Wi-Fi covers the venue.

Booking and access

Courts at Padelogy are booked through the AYO app, where open slots can be chosen by date, or by sending a WhatsApp message to the club on +62 821 2098 268. The club is open Monday to Sunday from 6am to 10pm, so early starts and late evening games both fit.

Peak court hire is Rp 195,000 per court per hour. Shared between four players, that comes to Rp 48,750 each. Every booking includes two cartons of 240 ml bottled water, which is welcome after an hour of play in the Bogor heat.

Bookings cannot be cancelled or refunded, so it pays to check the date and time before confirming. If plans change, send a reschedule request to the admin at least two days ahead of the session. Each court takes a maximum of four players.

Padel shoes are required on court. Their soles grip the surface without marking it, and they protect ankles during the quick lateral movement the game demands, so pack a pair before you set off.

Parking is easy for a club in the city: there is space for up to 40 cars, plus motorbike parking. That makes Padelogy a simple choice for a group arriving in several cars, or for players who ride over on a motorbike after work.

Padel programme and social

Padelogy is set up for groups as well as regular games of four. A mezzanine space is available for office gatherings and private events, which suits a company afternoon of padel followed by food and drinks from the Cafe & Resto.

With five courts under one roof, a larger group can book several courts side by side and rotate players between them. The spectator stands let anyone sitting out follow the matches, which keeps the whole group together through the session.

For a birthday, a team celebration or a casual tournament among friends, the mix of indoor courts, a mezzanine, a café and seating for spectators gives everything an event needs in one place, with hot showers before everyone heads home.

Best for

Padelogy is best for players in Bogor who want an indoor court that is not at the mercy of the weather. Early risers and late players are covered too, since the doors open at 6am and close at 10pm daily.

Padelogy also suits office teams and groups of friends planning a private event, thanks to the mezzanine space, the café and the spectator stands. Anyone who wants somewhere comfortable to watch will find the stands and Wi-Fi useful.

New players can book a court as a group of four and learn as they go, and our beginner’s guide to padel covers the rules, scoring and kit before a first game. Padel shoes are required, and bookings cannot be cancelled.

Padelogy is one of a growing number of venues around the capital and its neighbouring cities. To compare it with other options, browse padel clubs in Greater Jakarta, or read our pick of the best padel clubs in Jakarta.

For the wider picture of how the sport is growing across the country, see our guide to padel in Indonesia, which covers courts, venues and where to play next.