Find Padel Clubs in England & South Africa

A floodlit AstroTurf padel court at Tolworth Recreation Centre, seconds from the A3. All equipment included in court hire. Changing facilities, cafe, and free car park on site.

Sheffield's first dedicated indoor padel club, co-owned by England cricketer Joe Root. Located at Abbeydale Tennis Club, it features four premium panoramic courts (three doubles and one singles) built to international standards, plus a coffee bar, licensed drinks, retail space, and a relaxed social lounge.

Norwich's first dedicated indoor padel centre on Whiffler Road, featuring six double super-panoramic courts and two singles courts. Purpose-built facility with a cafe and bar, rehabilitation room, kids club, and free parking. Open from 6am to 11:30pm daily.

Plymouth's premier padel venue located at Marjon University, featuring four outdoor courts including three doubles courts and the UK's first pay-and-play singles court. Open to the public with no membership required, offering affordable court hire and racket rental.

A well-established tennis club in the leafy Ecclesall suburb that introduced Sheffield's first padel court. The outdoor doubles court is open to both members and non-members, with HEAD rackets available to borrow and coaching sessions on offer.

Modern self-service padel facility in Baildon featuring two premium heated panoramic courts with smart lighting. Open 6am to midnight with secure PIN-code access via Playtomic, offering a flexible schedule with no check-in required.

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