Facilities / Clubs

In Whitstable, a padel project brings inclusion onto the court in practical ways. Clubs and coaches gain a model that combines safety, participation and sporting development.

A new indoor padel venue has officially opened in Glasgow. An exhibition match, coaching workshop, and student taster session marked an ambitious launch. Scotstoun is set to strengthen the local scene over the long term.

ALL IN PADEL keeps expanding in France with a 2027 launch in Saint-Quentin. The site combines eight indoor courts, coaching pathways and tournaments. It is designed to unite sport and community in one destination.

British padel clubs want to close the gender gap with a 50/50 participation target. The move could reshape training, events, and community structures long term. Why this benchmark matters for the sport’s next growth phase.

After tennis, Dominic Thiem invests in padel. Smash Padel Club launches in Bruck an der Leitha and targets dozens of courts in Austria and over 200 in Europe.

PadelShot is preparing two new venues in Le Mans and Lille. At the same time, the network is recruiting coaches to shape training and club life from the start.

Padel courts need more than demand: planning depth, noise assessment and clear operating rules shape approvals. This piece explains the standards that currently matter in the UK.

The USA reports its 1000th padel court, sending a strong market signal. New venues, more playing access, and rising investment are accelerating development.

Two young aircraft engineers are opening their first padel venue in Bedfordshire. The project highlights how new clubs can accelerate regional growth in the UK.

Blackpool could soon deliver a milestone for padel in Great Britain. Connect Padel UK plans a new indoor club at South Shore Lawn Tennis Club. The race for the first purpose-built indoor venue is now heating up.