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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.
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.
More than 30 dedicated padel facilities are opening across the US in 2026 — from a 9-court Orlando destination to first-time clubs in Boise, Portland, and Columbus. The full tracker.
Washington DC gets its first padel courts in 2026. East Potomac Racquet Sports brings the sport to Hains Point, while Padel Social opens a three-court boutique club in Bethesda.
Seattle's first dedicated padel clubs are landing in 2026. Pacific Padel Project is building in Seattle; Cascadia Padel is putting a 5-court indoor club in Kirkland. Here's what to expect — and how to get ready before opening day.
Padel&, the Brooklyn operator, is opening a 4-court club in Syosset — the first real padel facility on Long Island outside the Hamptons. Here's the Long Island padel map in 2026 and why Syosset matters.
The Midwest has gone from zero padel courts to more than 60 across eight states in just three years. Chicago leads with 30+ courts, but Milwaukee, Kansas City, Cleveland, Detroit, Minneapolis, and St. Louis are all on the board.
The Pacific Northwest is getting its first padel clubs in 2026. From Portland's Foundry Padel — already open with four indoor courts — to upcoming facilities in Seattle and Kirkland, here's where to play padel in Oregon and Washington.