Where to Play Padel in West Palm Beach (2026 Guide)
Where to Play Padel in West Palm Beach (2026 Guide)
Four clubs, 26 courts, and what each one costs
West Palm Beach has four padel clubs and 26 courts inside the city limits, and 18 of those courts sit in two indoor halls. That last number matters more here than almost anywhere else in the country. From June to September an outdoor court at 6 PM is a sauna. The indoor halls at Xcel and DUS are what let the city's players keep a regular game going all year.
The four clubs are very different from each other. Xcel is a 12-court indoor complex on the city's western edge. DUS opened in October with six indoor courts and a spa. Palm Beach Padel is an open-air club run by four friends. Padel Club Palm Beach sits off Currie Park on North Dixie Highway and has built its name on events. All four take bookings from non-members, so a visitor can play at any of them without joining.
This page covers the city of West Palm Beach. For Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Wellington and the rest of the county, see our Palm Beach County padel guide and the Florida padel directory.
The Clubs
Xcel Padel West Palm
Xcel calls its West Palm HQ "America's Largest Indoor Padel Club", and its locations page lists 12 professional indoor courts. Around the courts it has a performance gym, saunas, cold plunges, IV therapy and massage, plus the Olea & Bloom restaurant. The coaching program is built on the methodology of Marcos Del Pilar, whom the club describes as one of the pioneers of padel in the United States and who is a partner in the business.
Memberships at West Palm HQ start with CORE at $150/month, which brings court co-rental from $30 per person for 90 minutes and group lessons from $40 per person. PRIME is $300/month and also covers Xcel's second club in Westlake, the community and youth site out on Persimmon Boulevard with outdoor courts. Booking is through Playtomic or Xcel's own app. The site lists HQ hours as 7 AM to 10 PM Monday to Saturday and 7 AM to 8 PM on Sunday.
Courts: 12 | Type: indoor | Ceiling: 32ft | Rating: 5.0★
DUS Padel
DUS Padel opened on October 4, 2026, on Okeechobee Boulevard. It has six indoor courts: five doubles courts and what the club calls the only singles court in Palm Beach County. Each court carries the name of a club partner, from the Saint James Iced Tea championship court to the Lucid Motors singles court. Off court there are separate men's and women's spa suites with saunas and salt-water cold plunges, an organic café, a small grocer and a pro shop stocked only by NOX.
DUS publishes its whole price list, which most clubs here do not. A doubles court is $35 per player for 60 minutes at peak and $28 off-peak. Peak means weekdays 7 to 10 AM and 4 to 10 PM, plus all weekend. The best deal in the city for a beginner is the free 60-minute Intro to Padel with a pro, offered daily to Palm Beach County residents, with rackets and balls provided. Otherwise racket rental is $10. Membership is $225 a month on a six-month commitment or $2,250 a year, and both take 40% off court bookings.
Courts: 6 | Type: indoor | Ceiling: 30ft
Palm Beach Padel
Palm Beach Padel is the open-air option, on Old Okeechobee Road. Four friends started the project in 2021 after seven years in the US, and the club itself was founded in 2024. It runs clinics, open plays, tournaments and private lessons in 60 or 90 minute sessions. Members also get a cold plunge, a sauna and an outdoor workout area.
The club's membership page gives its prime-time rate as $150 per 1.5-hour session, or $37.50 per player in a four. Prime time is weekday mornings until 10 AM, weekday evenings from 3 PM, and all weekend. That leaves 10 AM to 3 PM on weekdays as the cheaper "low time" window, and since the courts are outdoors, that is also the hottest part of the day for much of the year. Rackets and balls are not included with a booking but can be rented or bought at the desk. Non-members must cancel court bookings at least 24 hours before the scheduled play time to receive a full refund. Memberships are GOLD at $120/month and PLATINUM at $280/month, with no initiation fee.
Courts: 4 | Type: outdoor | Rating: 5.0★
Padel Club Palm Beach
Padel Club Palm Beach sits on North Dixie Highway just off Currie Park, close enough to downtown for a match before work or at lunch. It celebrated its first birthday on December 1, 2025, and has since hosted a police charity night, a school ladies' night and the Pelorus Padel Invitational for the luxury travel and yachting community. It badges itself an Official USPA Premier Club (USPA is now USA Padel). The bar and lounge are a big part of the pitch.
New players start with a one-time Intro to Padel clinic covering rules and scoring, and are then rated and placed in a level group. The site was offering 40% off a first clinic when we read it, redeemed by text or phone. Courts, clinics and open play are booked through PlayByPoint. Hours are 7 AM to 10 PM Monday to Saturday and 8 AM to 10 PM on Sunday.
Courts: 4 | Type: mixed | Ceiling: 28ft | Rating: 5.0★
Indoor or Outdoor in the Heat
Between Xcel and DUS, 18 of the city's 26 courts are under a roof. For a visitor in summer, that is the default choice. Palm Beach Padel and the outdoor courts at Padel Club Palm Beach play best in winter and spring, and early in the morning or after sunset the rest of the year. At Palm Beach Padel, the cheaper weekday window of 10 AM to 3 PM falls in the hottest hours, so the saving comes with a cost in summer.
Booking, Lessons and Open Play
Three of the four clubs take bookings through Playtomic (Xcel, DUS and Palm Beach Padel). Padel Club Palm Beach uses PlayByPoint. You can check open slots across all of them from each club's page on Padel Browser. The quickest way to find a game on your own is a club's open play or social. DUS runs a Monday Beginner Americano, a Tuesday Women's Rally and a Wednesday Night Tournament, and a pro balances the courts by level, so you don't need to bring a fourth.
For coaching, every club offers private lessons and level-based clinics. DUS and Padel Club Palm Beach both start new players with an Intro to Padel session and then place them by level, which saves the awkward first weeks of guessing where you fit.
What It Costs
DUS is the only club in town with a full public rate card, so it is the easiest benchmark: $35 per player for an hour at peak. Palm Beach Padel's published prime-time rate of $37.50 per player for a 1.5-hour session is cheaper per hour than DUS, where a 90-minute peak doubles slot is $50 per player. We found no public court rate on the Xcel or Padel Club Palm Beach websites, so check the booking app for those. For how this compares with the rest of the country, see how much padel costs in the US.
At DUS, membership takes 40% off a $35 peak hour, so the $225 monthly fee suits players who are on court several times a week, and the spa access is part of what it buys.
Nearby
Across the bridge, The Breakers Palm Beach has two outdoor courts in its racquet complex; our Breakers padel guide explains who can book them. Inland, 10by20 Padel Wellington is listed in our directory as opening soon, with more in our 10by20 Wellington news post. Heading south, the Boca Raton guide and Delray Beach guide cover the rest of the county's courts.
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