Pickleball reached Argentina in 2018 through padel coach Fernando Piazzese, and the country's first dedicated courts opened in March 2021 at Perú Beach in Acassuso. Buenos Aires now has playable courts from Recoleta to Palermo to San Isidro, with Sportium Alcorta running open sessions on Tuesday and Saturday evenings and La Chimenea hosting players in Avellaneda. Padel still dominates the local racket scene, so pickleball lives mostly inside multi-sport clubs and former tennis courts. Federico Staksrud, raised here, is currently the PPA Tour world No. 1.
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