Goodland Pickleball announced a sweeping expansion across Asia, confirming seven new premium locations—six in India and a flagship Bangkok Superclub, the company’s first international facility—solidifying its position as a premier operator in Asia’s fastest-growing markets.
“This expansion isn't just about adding new locations; it’s about strategically placing Goodland at the heart of Asia's pickleball boom,” said Hemant Chavan, Chief Executive Officer of Goodland Pickleball.
“Our move into Bangkok, a vibrant international hub, proves that our premium facility model has universal appeal. It's a critical step in our mission to elevate the sport's infrastructure globally.”
Bangkok Superclub: First International Facility
Goodland’s Bangkok Superclub is scheduled to open in September 2025 in a central district of the city. The 15,000-square-foot site will feature six courts, a state-of-the-art recovery center, premium lounge areas, and a full-service bar, designed to serve both the expatriate community and a growing base of local sports enthusiasts.
India: Three Now Open, Three More on Deck
Now Open
- Mumbai (Andheri West): featuring multiple outdoor courts.
- Gwalior (Madhya Pradesh): the region’s first premium destination with floodlit courts.
- Haryana (National Capital Region): a four-court facility.
Opening Late 2025
- Noida Superclub: six courts with an integrated food center.
- Vadodara Superclub: five courts with comprehensive dining services.
- Gwalior Rooftop: a unique two-court rooftop venue opening in September 2025.
Franchise Model Fuels the Rollout
Four of the seven new sites—including the Bangkok Superclub—will operate under Goodland’s franchise program, which offers partners a turnkey package covering facility development, brand licensing, and operational support.
“Our franchise model allows for rapid market penetration while ensuring we maintain our strict quality standards,” explained Hemant Chavan, . “The interest from potential partners across 15 Asian markets, especially following our Bangkok announcement, has been incredibly strong.”
