Where to Play Padel in New York: Every Club by Area
Where to Play Padel in New York: Every Club by Area
Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Long Island, the Hamptons and Westchester: which clubs you can book, and how
New York State has 27 active padel clubs and 80 courts in the Padel Browser directory as of 8 November 2026. Eleven of those clubs are members-only. Most of the courts you can book without a membership are in Brooklyn, on Long Island, and at a few Manhattan sites. The Hamptons have the most clubs of any area, but they are outdoor and the season is mostly summer.
This page covers every part of the state where padel is played. Each area links to its own full guide where one exists.
A quick way to choose: in Brooklyn, start with Padel Haus; in Manhattan, start with Reserve Hudson Yards in summer and SPORTIME Randall's Island in winter. Queens players have Brisas at Cityview. On Long Island, Syosset and Freeport are the indoor public clubs. Westchester players have Cross Court in Hawthorne, and from Memorial Day to Labor Day, people from all over the state drive out to the Hamptons courts.
Brooklyn
Brooklyn has four clubs and 18 courts. Three of the four belong to Padel Haus, so most Brooklyn players book one app and pick the location that is nearest. Padel& Greenpoint, at 73 West Street, has closed. Its operator's website now lists only the Syosset club, so if an older guide sends you to West Street, go to Padel Haus Greenpoint on Berry Street.
Padel Haus DUMBO
The DUMBO club is on Water Street, a short walk from the York Street F stop. It has the highest ceiling of the Padel Haus sites in Brooklyn, so lobs that hit the roof at other clubs stay in play here.
Courts: 4 | Type: indoor | Ceiling: 32ft | Rating: 4.5★
Padel Haus Williamsburg and Greenpoint
Padel Haus Williamsburg, on Kent Avenue, is the brand's biggest Brooklyn site, with 7 courts in our directory. It is the best Brooklyn choice for groups who want two or three courts at the same time for a social or a round-robin.
Padel Haus Greenpoint, on Berry Street, is the nearest public padel for most of north Brooklyn now that West Street has closed. It is close to McCarren Park and the Bedford Avenue L.
Golden Point and the full Brooklyn list
Golden Point Padel Club on Shell Road in south Brooklyn is a private membership club with two indoor courts. Court-by-court detail and booking tips for the whole borough are in the Brooklyn padel guide.
Manhattan
Manhattan has six clubs, but only three of them take bookings from non-members: Reserve Hudson Yards (outdoor, 10th Avenue), Mink Padel Club in West Harlem, and SPORTIME Randall's Island. The others are Kith Ivy in the West Village, Reserve Upper East Side on York Avenue, and Sports Club 111 on West 57th Street. All three need a membership.
SPORTIME Randall's Island
This is the Manhattan club to choose in January. Its three padel courts are indoor, inside a large tennis complex, and it is the one Manhattan padel site where driving in makes sense. Getting there without a car is harder: it is a bus ride or a walk over the footbridge from East Harlem.
Address: 1 Randall's Island, New York, NY 10035 | Phone: (212) 539-8743
Courts: 3 | Type: indoor | Ceiling: 40ft | Rating: 4.5★
Hudson Yards and Mink are outdoor courts, and the Manhattan padel guide covers how each one handles winter and rain. Reserve's growth beyond New York is covered in our Reserve expansion post.
Queens
Brisas at Cityview
Brisas runs the padel courts inside Cityview Racquet Club in Long Island City. No club in New York in our directory has a higher ceiling. It is near the 33rd Street stop on the 7 train, so it is an easy indoor booking for Manhattan players when the Brooklyn clubs are full.
Address: 43-34 32nd Pl, Long Island City, NY 11101 | Phone: 1-718-389-6252
Courts: 5 | Type: indoor | Ceiling: 50ft | Rating: 3.9★
Further east, the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills has one court for members.
Long Island
Nassau and Suffolk now have six clubs outside the Hamptons, three of them open to the public. Long Island has a full guide of its own. The public options are below.
Padel& Syosset
Older guides list Padel& Syosset as coming soon. The club's own page now says "We’re Open!" and lists 4 courts, a 25-foot ceiling, and sauna and cold plunge in the locker rooms. You book through Playtomic. An individual membership is $149 a month plus a $250 registration fee (club website, 8 November 2026), and members get discounted bookings and can book 14 days ahead. The opening story has the background.
Courts: 4 | Type: indoor | Ceiling: 25ft
Pop's Padel and Paddles Up
Pop's Padel, in Freeport, is the South Shore's indoor option, with leagues, lessons and a pro shop. Courts are booked through Playtomic. More on the club is in our Pop's Padel profile.
Paddles Up Pickleball & Padel, in East Setauket, shares a building with pickleball. It is the closest indoor padel for players around Stony Brook and Port Jefferson.
Roslyn and the private clubs
Roslyn Padel has four outdoor courts in Christopher Morley Park, booked through Playtomic. Its website says "In 2027, our big facility opens", so the club plans a larger site. The other Nassau clubs, Pine Hollow Club in East Norwich and The Seawane Club in Hewlett Harbor, have one court each and are for members only.
The Hamptons
The East End has seven clubs, all outdoor. Four take bookings from non-members: Brisas East Hampton, The Courts at Montauk Yacht Club, Triangle Tennis Club in Southampton, and Westhampton Beach Tennis & Sport. Hampton Racquet, Naoa and The Racquet Lounge are for members only. Book well ahead from Memorial Day to Labor Day, and check whether a club is still open before you drive out in the off-season. Club by club, the Hamptons padel guide has the details.
Westchester and the Hudson Valley
Cross Court Pickleball + Padel in Hawthorne has four indoor courts, and you can book them on CourtReserve without a membership. It is the only public padel north of the city in the directory. Our Cross Court post covers it in detail. Further up, The Tuxedo Club in Tuxedo Park has two outdoor courts for members.
Which booking app you need
New York padel is split across three booking systems, and you will want an account on each one before you start playing at different clubs.
PlayByPoint is the one most city players use. Padel Haus runs its DUMBO and Williamsburg courts on its own PlayByPoint pages (dumbo.padel.haus and bookings.padel.haus), and Brisas at Cityview, Mink, Reserve Hudson Yards and Brisas East Hampton also take bookings through PlayByPoint. Each club keeps its own waiver, credits and membership, so sign each club's waiver before your first booking.
Playtomic is the app on Long Island. Pop's Padel, Roslyn Padel and Padel& Syosset all use it. Playtomic also lets you join open matches that other players have posted, which helps if you are new to the area and do not yet have a regular four.
CourtReserve runs the two clubs that share their buildings with pickleball: Paddles Up in East Setauket and Cross Court in Hawthorne. Both list padel and pickleball courts in the same system, so check that the court you pick is a padel court.
The Courts at Montauk Yacht Club takes bookings through the resort's spa system. SPORTIME, Triangle and Westhampton Beach take bookings directly, so call or check their own sites. Padel Browser shows availability for many of these clubs in one place on the clubs page.
Winter play
From November to March, the indoor courts are in Brooklyn, Long Island City, Randall's Island, Syosset, Freeport, East Setauket and Hawthorne. Reserve Hudson Yards, Mink, Roslyn and every Hamptons club are outdoor, so check with each one before you plan winter play there.
Browse every New York padel court or check availability on Padel Browser.
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