GCPL: Good Club Padel League has done its first ever live player auction in Chandigarh

Building on this success, The Good Club has launched the GCPL, a competitive league designed to unite regular club players with top-tier talent from across India. The league aims to provide a platform for players of all skill levels to compete, grow, and contribute to the sport’s burgeoning popularity.

On the occasion,  Good club and GCPL founders Aashna A Mehra and Pranav Mehra said, "GCPL is excited to host first-ever live player auction. With the vision to create a space where everyone feels welcomed, The Good Club padel league is an extension of the same. This league provides an incredible opportunity for players of all skill levels to compete, grow, and contribute to the expansion of this dynamic sport."

The GCPL has witnessed an overwhelming response from Team Buyers, culminating in a Live Auction where the top six bidders secured their teams. This excitement continued with the highly anticipated Live Player Auction, which occurred on the 5th of April. Top Indian Players like Shashank Narde, Famas, Manav k Sreekumar were sold at record prices. Nearly 100 registered players were available for bidding, allowing teams to strategically build their squads for the upcoming matches.

The GCPL represents The Good Club’s commitment to fostering a vibrant and inclusive community through the power of sport. By bringing together players of all levels, the league aims to elevate the profile of padel in India and create a lasting legacy for the sport.

About The Good Club:

The Good Club is apremier community hub dedicated to fostering social connection and active lifestyles. With a diverse range of offerings, including padel courts, Pilates studio, a kids playscape and a vibrant café, The Good Club provides a welcoming space for individuals of all ages to connect, engage, and thrive. According to its founders Pranav Mehra and Aashna A Mehra “This entire idea sparked from something quite unplanned — not your typical vacation story. While traveling, we found ourselves visiting sports clubs and communities, and it hit us — we wanted to bring a similar concept to Chandigarh. A place where everyone, from kids to grown-ups, could come together and have an experience. Somewhere you can spend your mornings, your evenings, your Sundays — have a good laugh, break a sweat, and build a little community of your own. Good Club is not just a court — It’s a community. A space where people could come after work, unwind, play, and soak in the energy.”