Where to Play Padel in Delray Beach, FL (2026 Guide)
Where to Play Padel in Delray Beach, FL (2026 Guide)
Two venues in town, neither walk-in, and the clubs Delray players drive to
Delray Beach has two padel venues inside the city, and neither is a walk-in club. Addison Reserve Country Club is private, and the padel courts at The Seagate on East Atlantic Avenue are still listed as "coming soon" on the resort's own page. A visitor who wants to book a court tonight drives north to Boynton Beach or south into Boca Raton. This guide covers what is inside city limits, what is a short drive away, and how to tell which door you can walk through.
Our Delray Beach directory page lists the same two clubs. For the wider county, see our Palm Beach County padel guide.
Padel in Delray Beach right now
The short version: Delray players with a club membership play at their club, and everyone else drives to Boynton Beach. The two Delray venues sit at opposite ends of town. The Seagate is on Atlantic Avenue, under a mile from the Swinton Avenue intersection downtown. Addison Reserve is out in the western suburbs, about five and a half miles in a straight line from the same corner.
Both are tied to a membership. Addison Reserve is a residential country club, and The Seagate's racquet club runs on member and hotel-guest court hours. Neither sells a court to the public by the hour in the way a commercial club does.
The clubs in Delray Beach
Reserve Courts at The Seagate
The Seagate is a hotel and private members' club at 1000 East Atlantic Avenue, and its padel courts are a partnership with Reserve Padel, the private padel club brand behind Reserve's Miami and New York sites. We have written about that brand's growth in Reserve Padel's NYC and Miami expansion.
Reserve's own site lists its clubs as Design District Miami, Solé Mia North Miami, Hudson Yards and the Upper East Side in New York, and it does not list Delray Beach among them yet. Treat the Seagate courts as a Seagate amenity built to the Reserve brand, booked through the resort, rather than as a Reserve club with its own membership. If you already hold a Reserve membership in Miami, ask the Seagate before assuming it carries over: neither site says that it does.
Check before you go. Palm Beach Illustrated reported on 10 June 2026 that The Seagate "has debuted Palm Beach County’s first Reserve Courts at its Racquet Club". The Seagate's own Racquet Club page, read on 7 November 2026, still lists "COMING SOON Reserve Padel Courts" beside its 4 Har-Tru clay tennis courts and 4 pickleball courts. We keep the club marked Opening Soon until the resort's page says otherwise.
The racquet club's posted court hours are 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM for members and 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM for guests. Bookings, lessons and clinics go through the racquet pro by email, and the address for that is on the Seagate page linked above. Of the two Delray venues, this is the one a visitor staying on Atlantic Avenue can reach on foot.
Addison Reserve Country Club
Addison Reserve is a gated country club community in west Delray, and padel is one of its court sports. The club's own site puts it alongside "tennis, pickleball, bocce, and padel", so expect a racquet program where padel shares the pro staff and the calendar with the other three.
There is no public booking. If you are not a member or a member's guest, this one is off the list. If you are house-hunting in the western suburbs and padel matters to you, it is one of the few country clubs in south Palm Beach County with courts on site. The Club at Boca Pointe and Boca Grove are the other two nearby.
Courts: 4 | Type: outdoor | Rating: 4.6★
Where Delray players go to book a court
North of the city line, Boynton Beach has the two clubs closest to downtown Delray that are not country clubs.
Kinetic Indoor Racquet Club
Kinetic is a squash club first. Its homepage leads with squash programs and a glass squash court, then lists "our indoor padel court" with fitness and on-site physiotherapy. It is the closest padel to downtown Delray, about two and a half miles north in a straight line.
One court means this is not a place for drop-in doubles on a busy evening. What it does well is teaching: the club runs "Padel 101 & 201 Clinics Every Saturday 10:00 AM & 11:30 AM". For a beginner in Delray who wants to learn the walls indoors and out of the summer heat, that Saturday slot is the easiest start in the area.
Courts: 1 | Type: indoor | Rating: 4.8★
Replay Club
The Replay Club on High Ridge Road is where most Delray regulars end up. It has "10 Indoor padel courts" with glass walls and climate control, which matters in a South Florida summer. It sits about seven miles north of downtown Delray in a straight line.
Replay calls itself an athletic country club, and it runs on membership. Its membership page lists "Memberships from $150/mo" with sport, fitness and Black Card options. Members get priority court booking windows and monthly guest passes, so the usual way in for a visitor is as a member's guest or through a tour with the concierge.
The programming is the reason to join rather than just book. Replay runs private coaching, clinics, youth coaching, mixers, ladders, leagues and tournaments, and the club is open 7am to 10pm on weekdays and 7am to 7pm at weekends.
Courts: 10 | Type: indoor | Ceiling: 32ft | Rating: 4.8★
South into Boca Raton
The Boca clubs closest to Delray are in the north of the city. Padel X Boca Raton on Holland Drive is an indoor commercial club, about four miles from downtown Delray in a straight line, and it is the nearest place to the south where you can book without a country club membership.
Boca Paddle by CityPickle on West Jeffery Street is the new one to watch. Its site lists "19 pickleball courts. 6 padel courts." and "Grand Opening: November 18", and its amenity list names "Six High Clearance Padel Courts" alongside indoor and outdoor covered play. We still list it as Opening Soon. Our Boca Paddle profile and the Boca Raton padel guide cover the rest of the city.
West Palm Beach for a bigger session
West Palm Beach has the county's largest cluster of commercial clubs, about sixteen miles north of downtown Delray in a straight line. Xcel Padel West Palm, Palm Beach Padel, DUS Padel and Padel Club Palm Beach are all listed in our Florida directory. It is worth the drive for a tournament or an open-play night, less so for a weekday hour.
How to pick a club from Delray
- You live downtown or are staying on Atlantic Avenue. Check The Seagate's racquet page first. If padel is still not open, Kinetic is the closest court and Padel X Boca Raton is the closest commercial club to the south.
- You are learning. Kinetic's Saturday 101 and 201 clinics are the gentlest entry. Replay's clinics suit someone ready to play once or twice a week.
- You want regular indoor doubles. Replay, for court count and the summer air conditioning.
- You already belong to a country club in west Delray or Boca. Ask your racquet office. Addison Reserve, Boca Pointe and Boca Grove all have padel courts on site.
- You want to play this week and have no membership anywhere. Check availability on Padel Browser for Padel X Boca Raton and the West Palm Beach clubs, which are commercial clubs rather than country clubs, then call Replay or Kinetic about a guest visit.
- You are visiting for a week. Plan on Boynton or north Boca, and ask about guest passes before you arrive, because the big clubs here sell memberships first and court time second.
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