Insights on padel technology, equipment, court guides, and the growing US padel industry.

Playground Padel is bringing Northern Nevada its first dedicated padel facility — an indoor, climate-controlled club in South Reno's tech corridor. Memberships are published and the waitlist is open.

A $1.5M public–private partnership puts seven outdoor padel courts inside Wellington Tennis Center, with resident discounts and a youth program — the first publicly accessible padel hub in central Palm Beach County.

PURE Pickleball & Padel has cleared its final building permits for a 196,726-square-foot complex on the Scottsdale Riverwalk — billed as the world's largest indoor pickleball and padel venue. Eight of its 48 courts will be dedicated to padel, alongside a 1,200-seat arena, Wolfgang Puck dining, and an HonorHealth recovery wing. Here's what we know about Arizona's biggest racket-sports project, targeting 2027.

Quail Valley Golf & Country Club is building a $25 million racquet complex on Florida's Treasure Coast, anchored by five padel courts alongside pickleball, squash, and bocce. Slated for completion by the end of 2027, it's the latest sign of padel's surge through Vero Beach's club scene.

OH! Padel just opened in Malvern, PA — the first dedicated padel club on Philadelphia's Main Line. Three indoor courts, Playtomic booking, and a serious upgrade for Chester County players.

Boise Padel Club is opening Idaho's first publicly accessible padel facility in 2026 — a small announcement with an outsized footprint in the Mountain-Pacific build-out. Here's what we know about the club, the founders, and how to get on the waitlist.

BIVI Padel just closed on the former Beach Cinema Alehouse at 941 Laskin Road for $6.3 million, with plans to open Hampton Roads' first indoor padel club — 7 courts plus a pickleball court — by early 2027.

Reserve Padel now operates six locations across New York and Florida — from Hudson Yards to Delray Beach. Here's a complete map of every Reserve club, what makes each one distinct, and where the brand is likely to go next.

Cube Padel is one of the first US padel brands to operate in two top-tier metros — Chicago and Houston — under one name. Here's what makes the format work, and where the brand is headed next.

Bay Padel — California's biggest padel operator — adds a 6-court outdoor club at Google's San Jose campus and its first LA-area location in Marina del Rey, growing the network to five.

The DC-Maryland-Virginia padel cluster keeps filling in. Three new clubs — Padel Social Bethesda, Epic Padel Tysons, and East Potomac Racquet Sports — are slated to open across the DMV between late spring and summer 2026. Here's what's new since our April update.

Country clubs from Boca to Boston are quietly reshaping their racquet programs around padel. Here's what's driving the wave, which clubs already have courts, and what it means for the US scene.