Brisas Padel and Wellness Updates Site to Promote 2026 East Hampton Destination

Brisas Padel & Wellness updated its website and listings this week to position itself as East Hampton’s padel destination for the 2026 season, billing the property as a "padel sanctuary" and using a 2026 copyright in its site footer. The founders, Rohan Kamdar and Lucho Gazcon, are named in a profile piece that frames Brisas as a reimagined sports-and-wellness club at 174 Daniels Hole Rd, East Hampton; contact listed on the booking page is 646-305-7337.

Brisas’ LinkedIn page lists the company as founded in 2023 with a first club location that "opened May’24," and carries the tagline "Not Your Traditional Sports Club." The profile shows company size 2–10 employees and 219 followers, and lists staff including Eymeric Chevalier, Pablo Muñoz-Hernandez, Parker McKnight and Rishaad Bhushan among its people associated with the club.

Public materials describe a broad amenity set but contain a notable discrepancy on padel court count. ModernLuxury and some About copy reference "three padel courts" and note "4,000 square feet of outdoor lounge space" alongside a state-of-the-art wellness area. By contrast, an amenities list on Brisas’ own site displays "6 PADEL COURTS" in all caps, while other site copy calls the property "the first three padel courts in East Hampton." The documents do not resolve the 3 versus 6 count.

Membership pricing and perks are prominent in the updated listings. The site shows Basic Membership "Starting at $2,000.00" and Oro Membership "Starting at $5,500.00." Oro copy reads exactly: "ORO MEMBERSHIP (NYC membership included) ... The 'Oro' membership, or 'gold' in Spanish, is our highest tier membership. Make Brisas your home this summer with the Oro membership, which includes complimentary padel court time, $1,000 in club credit, heavily discounted lessons and membership to Brisas NYC from MD-LD." A fragment of a perks table on the site lists racket rental as "Free" for some tiers, wellness/gym access as "Yes" for others, and pilates/ceramic classes "25% off" for members, but the table extract does not label each column definitively.

Programming and professionals are already listed on the Brisas booking and programs pages. The roll includes @The Padel Professor as a padel coach, Kate Kavanaugh as a Reiki Healer, Brittni Svanberg as a Sound Bath Guide, and pottery instructors Erin White and Josie Cross. Brisas’ own copy highlights amenities such as a movement area, cold plunge and sauna, café and lounge, table tennis and a workout area; Instagram copy teases, "With padel, tennis, squash, a wellness space and cafe, and much more - there's plenty to do so you can't escape us this winter, and every winter thereafter."

Brand messaging leans into community and art as much as sport. Site language says, "we strive to reimagine the sports club and break down the traditional barriers of a member's club that divide rather than unite," ModernLuxury notes members "experience a sanctuary where diversity and creativity thrive, redefining what it means to 'belong,'" and LinkedIn adds, "We hope our spirit, inspired by 70's counterculture, transcends the spaces we create." Playful copy appears as well: "PS: We welcome dogs, cats and even your pet lizard."

As Brisas positions itself for the 2026 season, the combination of Oro perks, a wellness program and ties to padel history via an homage to Las Brisas and Enrique Corcuera are the narrative hooks. The unanswered details in public listings - the exact padel court count and a fully labeled membership-perks table - are the outstanding items that will determine how quickly Brisas turns promise into East Hampton play.