# Villé Tennis Club: a new indoor padel spot in Frasnes-lez-Gosselies from early March > In early March, the Villé Tennis Club opens at the Bons Villers complex (Frasnes-lez-Gosselies) with indoor padel, tennis, and pickleball, and interclub competitions in sight. Source: Actu Padel Canonical: https://actu-padel.com/en/ville-tennis-club-a-new-indoor-padel-spot-in-frasnes-lez-gosselies-from-early-march/ Language: en-US Published: 2026-01-23T18:26:30+01:00 Modified: 2026-01-28T08:51:42+01:00 Author: Jérôme Categories: Padel Belgium Featured image: ![frasnes lez gosselies ville tennis club padel indoor](https://cdn.actu-padel.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/frasnes-lez-gosselies-ville-tennis-club-padel-indoor.jpg?strip=all&sharp=1) ## An anticipated opening at the Bons Villers complex Hainaut is preparing to welcome a new indoor playing venue: the **Villé Tennis Club** announces the opening of its facilities in early March, at the Bons Villers complex, in Frasnes-lez-Gosselies. On site, the idea is clear: to bring together several ‘racket’ disciplines on a single site, with a local club approach, but with a clear sporting ambition. In the information provided, padel takes center stage with **two padel courts** entirely **indoor**. A significant choice in Belgium, where the weather can quickly complicate playing habits. For regular players, this mainly means a season that doesn’t get put on hold: training sessions, games with friends, and competitions can string together without depending on the thermometer or the rain. ## Padel, tennis, pickleball: a multi-racket club aiming to create connections The uniqueness of the project also lies in its positioning: the Villé Tennis Club no longer presents itself solely as a tennis club. It now claims diversification by integrating **padel** and **pickleball**. Specifically, this opens the door to a more vibrant club life: different profiles, bridges between disciplines, and a community dynamic to build around slots, activities, and teams. The message is simple: whether you come from tennis, padel, or are curious to try a newer discipline like pickleball, the goal is to have you play ‘in the same place’, with common benchmarks, a clear schedule, and an official practice frame. ## Interclub in spring: the sporting signal is given Beyond the opening, the announcement that speaks to competitors is the desire to enter teams in **interclub** competitions from spring. For a new venue, this is a strong indicator: interclub competitions are not just about ‘playing matches’, they’re about structuring a group, creating pair automatisms, and establishing a club identity. For those who want to plan quickly, the official information and competition formats can be found on the Padel Wallonie-Bruxelles platform, including the page dedicated to AFT Padel interclub competitions: [AFT Padel Interclub (Padel Wallonie-Bruxelles)](https://padel.tppwb.be/competitions-aft-padel/interclubs-2/interclubs-aft-padel-by-cupra/). ## What this means for local players - **More indoor slots**: play and train without depending on outdoor conditions. - **A new rallying point**: ideal for forming a regular pair, finding partners, and integrating into a club dynamic. - **A competition springboard**: the interclub orientation sets a course from the first weeks. For players already affiliated elsewhere and considering a club change, the tennis transfer procedure is explained on the official Tennis Wallonie-Bruxelles website: [Transfer Procedure (Tennis TPPWB)](https://tennis.tppwb.be/JOUEURS/Transferts). And for procedures related to padel (affiliation, practice frame, insurance), a useful entry point remains the “affiliation” section of Padel Wallonie-Bruxelles: [Affiliate (Padel Wallonie-Bruxelles)](https://padel.tppwb.be/jouer/affiliation/). ## An announcement, and already a promise: of game, community, and tempo What emerges from this opening is less a list of technical details than an intention: to offer a lively place, capable of welcoming both recreational players and competitors. Indoor padel is a solid foundation, but the announcement aims broader: to make disciplines coexist, attract varied profiles, and create a team dynamic from the first months. It now remains to be seen how the club will structure its launch on the court: discovery slots, initial activities, formation of pairs for interclub competitions, and establishment of a regular meeting to unite. For those looking for a new home in the region, the opening of the Villé Tennis Club certainly looks like a real ‘kick-off’. ### Announcement source The information was communicated via a club message and an online publication: [Villé Tennis Club Announcement (blog)](https://villersport.blogspot.com/2026/01/padel-tennis-et-pickeball-au-ville.html). ## Key takeaways - Opening announced **early March** at the Bons Villers complex, in Frasnes-lez-Gosselies. - Arrival of **two padel courts** **indoor** and a multi-racket project (tennis, padel, pickleball). - Stated ambition: to enter teams in **interclub** competitions from spring.