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Off-Peak HoursMonday – Friday: 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Peak HoursMonday – Friday: 4:00 PM – 9:00 PMSaturday – Sunday: 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Please note: If fewer than 4 players are booked, you will be required to pay the 'per court' price.
Download the Playtomic app on your phone to book. Search location, select club and select slot.
Racket hire is £5 with a £10 deposit. You can also buy racket and balls in reception.
Members can book a court up to 10 days in advance. Non-Members can book a court up to 9 days in advance
Mon-Fri 7am-9pm. Weekends 7am-8pm
You can cancel a session outside of 48 hours notice with no charge. Any cancelled court within 48 hours notice will be charged the booking fee.
Players must be 16 or over, or under 16's must be under supervision of an adult.
Appropriate workout wear with court shoes, no studs or spikes.
Padel is played on a smaller enclosed court with walls, and players can use the walls to keep the ball in play (like squash). The racket is solid and stringless, and serves are underarm instead of overarm.
No! Padel is easier to learn than tennis and great for beginners. The shorter racket and enclosed court make rallies longer and more fun, even for first-time players.
Yes! After the ball bounces, you can use the glass walls to return shots, just like in squash. However, you can’t hit the ball directly onto the walls before it crosses the net.
Most padel matches are played in doubles (2 vs 2). While singles is possible, the court is designed for four players to make the game more dynamic and enjoyable.
You’ll need: - A padel racket (solid, no strings) - Padel balls (similar to tennis balls but with lower pressure) - Comfortable sportswear and trainers.