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Insights on padel technology, equipment, court guides, and the growing US padel industry.
Insights on padel technology, equipment, court guides, and the growing US padel industry.
Fort Wayne Country Club, founded in 1908, has opened the first outdoor padel court in Indiana — and the first padel court of any kind in the state's northeast corner. Here is what the members-only court means for the region, and where else Indiana players can find a game.
Padel Square is building a seven-court indoor facility at 14303 Inwood Rd in Farmers Branch — enough capacity to make it the largest padel club in Dallas-Fort Worth. Membership pricing and a full amenity list are already published; an opening date is not. Here's what the club has committed to on paper.
King of Padel will operate six outdoor padel courts and ten pickleball courts at West Harbor, San Pedro's $550 million waterfront development. Timed to the grand opening later in 2026, it will be the largest outdoor racquet club in Los Angeles.
Padel California, the team behind the state's first dedicated padel club in Oceanside, is bringing five outdoor courts and a clubhouse to Whittier — the first padel club in East LA County, where players currently cross town for every match.
Charleston is going from three padel courts to twelve. Atlanta's pATL brand is building its largest club yet in Mount Pleasant, while The Point Racket and Social Club is prepping two courts at Trophy Lakes on Johns Island.
Open Play Pickleball & Padel is building eight padel courts — two indoor, six seasonal outdoor — alongside 11 pickleball courts in Hopkinton, MA. Here's what's planned, what membership costs, and how MetroWest's first padel facility fits into Boston's fast-growing scene.
Sensa Padel, the athlete-backed club that brought padel to Nashville, is expanding to the Austin area. Its Cedar Park location will pair six padel courts and three pickleball courts with the Haute Spot live-music venue. Here's what we know so far.
Padel is not in the LA 2028 Olympics, but Brisbane 2032 is a realistic target. Here is what the IOC requires, how close padel actually is, and why Olympic status would transform the sport in the US.
The Southeast has quietly become American padel's second center of gravity. Atlanta anchors the region with the US Open Padel Championships, Nashville and Charlotte have built real depth, and Raleigh is about to open 15 courts in one place. Here is the 2026 state of play.
Padel is spreading through US universities faster than almost any other sport. From USPA Collegiate Padel's founding clubs to the first National Collegiate Championships in Austin, here's how the campus boom is building America's next generation of players.
Padel's US boom isn't just grassroots — it's celebrity-fueled and well-funded. Here's who's backing the sport, from Drew Brees and Daddy Yankee to a $15M Pro Padel League raise, and what the star power means for everyday players.
Central Oregon is finally getting padel. Bend Racket Club, a coming-soon tennis and padel facility, is positioning itself as the region's first dedicated padel destination. Here is what we know so far — and where else you can play padel in Oregon.