Where to Play Padel in Ohio: Courts, Clubs & Prices (2026)
Where to Play Padel in Ohio: Courts, Clubs & Prices (2026)
Four venues, 13 courts, and what each one costs to book in Cleveland and Cincinnati
Ohio has four places you can book a padel court today: Padel Square in Garfield Heights, Cleveland Premier Padel in Avon Lake, Cincinnati Padel Club in Newtown and the Cincinnati Open Sporting Club in Mason. Between them they run 13 courts. Cleveland has the state's only dedicated indoor club, Cincinnati has two outdoor sites, and Columbus has two clubs in the works but no court you can play on yet.
All of them are on the Ohio padel directory, and every price below was read on the club's own site on 3 November 2026.
Cleveland padel clubs
Cleveland is the place to play padel in Ohio in winter. Both of its venues are indoors, which matters in a state where the outdoor courts slow down once the evenings turn cold.
Padel Square
Padel Square is the biggest padel venue in the state and the one to visit if you only try one. It sits on Transportation Blvd in Garfield Heights, with six indoor padel courts, two pickleball courts and a Hyrox fitness floor. The club bills itself as "Ohio's first indoor padel club."
Court time is $12 per player per hour from 9 am to 4 pm and $17 per player after 4 pm, so an evening court for four costs $68 an hour. Rackets and balls are available at the desk, and Intro to Padel costs $10 with no equipment needed. Open play runs by level at $28 a session ($36 for the advanced group), which is the easiest way in if you are coming alone. Memberships start at $45 a month.
Padel Square is hosting a USA Padel 100 tournament, "Padel in the Land", on November 7–8, 2026, with an entry fee of $65 per player. Registration closed on 2 November, so this one is for watching. Pick-up games are organised in the club's WhatsApp group, and every booking runs through Playtomic. Hours are 9 am to 10 pm Monday to Saturday and 9 am to 6 pm on Sunday.
Courts: 6 | Type: indoor | Ceiling: 26ft | Rating: 5.0★
Cleveland Premier Padel, Avon Lake
Cleveland Premier Padel is the padel side of Cleveland Premier Pickleball in Avon Lake. The building holds 15 brightly lit pickleball courts, two golf simulators and two lounges, and tucked in with them is one indoor padel court. It is the only padel we list west of Cleveland, and the closer option if you live in Lorain County or the western suburbs.
A single court means no open-play rotation between courts and no padel leagues of the size Padel Square runs, so treat it as a place to bring your own four. The 28-foot ceiling is high enough for lobs.
Address: 33625 Pin Oak Pkwy, Avon Lake, OH 44012 | Phone: (440) 242-7620
Courts: 1 | Type: indoor | Ceiling: 28ft | Rating: 5.0★
Cincinnati padel clubs
Cincinnati's two venues are both outdoors, one on the East Side in Newtown and one north of the city in Mason. They price very differently, so it pays to check which one fits how often you play.
Cincinnati Padel Club
Older listings call this club "Club Padel" and say it opens in spring 2026. It is open now, as Cincinnati Padel Club, with four glass-walled outdoor courts on Church St in Newtown. All four are lit, and play runs until 10:00 PM every night. Fall hours are 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM on weekdays and 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM at weekends.
You do not need a membership. Guests book in Playtomic 24 hours ahead and pay per player. Under the club's fall 2026 pricing, a 60-minute peak court is $25 per player ($100 for the court) and off-peak is $20 per player ($80 for the court). Peak runs 8:00 to 11:00 AM and 5:00 to 8:00 PM. The full court rate applies even if fewer than four turn up.
The club is cashless (app, cards or Apple Pay), keeps rental and demo rackets on hand and has a pro shop. Memberships for 2026 are closed, and the club says 2027 pre-sale details are coming soon. More on how it got started is in our Cincinnati Padel Club profile.
Courts: 4 | Type: outdoor
Cincinnati Open Sporting Club
The tennis centre in Mason that hosts the ATP and WTA Cincinnati Open is now the Cincinnati Open Sporting Club. Older guides list it as the Lindner Family Tennis Center. It has two outdoor padel courts, and the club describes them as "the first in Ohio". Padel sits alongside tennis, pickleball, a public restaurant and the Grizzly golf course.
This is a membership club that also takes walk-ups. A padel membership is $550 a year, and members then pay $20 per hour per person at prime time and $15 per hour per person at low time. Non-members pay $40 per hour per person at prime time and $30 at low time, can only book on the day, and rent equipment for $10 per booking.
For a regular player the membership pays off fast. At prime time a non-member pays double the member rate, before the equipment fee. For a one-off game, Cincinnati Padel Club in Newtown costs less.
Courts: 2 | Type: outdoor | Rating: 4.1★
Coming soon: Columbus and a third Cincinnati club
Three more Ohio venues have announced padel. None of them has given an opening date, so treat each as a lead to check, not a booking.
Columbus
CLVB Padel plans to be the first dedicated padel club in Columbus. Its website still reads "COLUMBUS, OHIO – OPENING TBD", with no address published yet. Our CLVB Padel profile covers the plans as announced.
NewGen Racquet Club in Lewis Center, just north of Columbus, already runs indoor pickleball, tennis and badminton at 6853 Green Meadows Dr. Its site says "Padel coming soon!" and gives no date or court count. Until one of them opens, Columbus players have to drive to Cleveland or Cincinnati to play.
Cincinnati Sports Club
Cincinnati Sports Club in Fairfax, a members-only fitness and racquet club on Red Bank Road, lists "Padel (coming soon)" on its homepage. We wrote up the plans in Cincinnati Sports Club adds padel. It will give the East Side a second padel venue near Newtown, but you will need a membership to play.
Picking a club in Ohio
If you live near Cleveland, Padel Square is the default: six courts, open play by level and the cheapest daytime court time of the four open venues. Cleveland Premier Padel makes sense for a fixed four on the west side.
In Cincinnati, Cincinnati Padel Club is the pay-as-you-go option with no membership needed, and the Cincinnati Open Sporting Club suits someone who will play every week and wants tennis and pickleball on the same membership. Both are outdoors, so check their winter hours before you plan a December game.
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