Guides
City-by-city guides to where to play padel across the US — courts, clubs, and local tips for every major padel city.
City-by-city guides to where to play padel across the US — courts, clubs, and local tips for every major padel city.
Everything you need to know about the NPL — America's largest amateur padel team league. Learn how the USA National Team League works, from city stage to nationals.
Roughly 58% of US padel courts sit at a club with indoor play. This is the state-by-state count of America's indoor padel clubs — where they are, which states have nothing else, and why Florida and Texas lead on indoor courts too.
Thirty-two brands now run two or more padel clubs in the US, accounting for 98 locations and at least 494 courts. But only 72 of those locations are open — Conquer Padel's own map lists ten US cities and just two take bookings. Here is the full open-versus-announced table, brand by brand.
Laredo went from no padel at all to nine courts open and five more built in under a year. Deuces Padel Club is taking bookings on nine outdoor courts near Uni-Trade Stadium; Laredo Padel Club is selling memberships for five courts on Blue Quail Road. Here are the rates, the hours and how to get on court this week.
Ultra Padel Club's Magic City flagship in Miami has 29 courts — more than 32 of the 41 states that have any padel at all. Here is every US club we track at eight or more courts, with each number checked against the club's own website.
Outdoor padel narrowly outnumbers indoor padel in the United States, 515 courts to 497. We counted every open club to map where the outdoor courts actually are, which states have none at all, and what changes once there is sky above the glass.
Searching for a beginner padel lesson turns up raw booking pages that often don't even name their city. We checked the live calendars at clubs in eight states: a first padel lesson runs exactly one hour, costs between nothing and $40, and comes with a loaner racket.
US padel clubs sell three structurally different things under the word “membership”: a discount card, a wallet credit, or an all-inclusive pass. We checked published dues at Bay Padel, DUS, Charlotte Padel Club, M Padel and more, and worked out when joining actually pays off.
Queens has six padel courts across two venues, and they could not be more different: five indoor courts under a 50-foot bubble in Long Island City, and a single glass court at the Forest Hills club that hosted the US Open for sixty years. Here is what each one costs, who can actually book, and where to go instead.
Padel's core defensive shot goes almost straight up, so ceiling height quietly decides how the game plays indoors. We track a verified clear height for 108 US clubs, from 20 ft to 85 ft, with a median of exactly 30 ft. Here is what the FIP rulebook really requires, and which clubs have the most room overhead.
We pulled every resort, hotel and inn in the US with a padel court on site: 19 venues, 33 courts, and not one of them indoors. Here is what each property actually has, what it costs, and exactly which ones will let you book without a room or a membership.
Three apps take almost all US padel bookings, and they split the country by region rather than nationally. We recorded the booking platform on all 392 active US padel clubs to show which app you actually need in your metro — and the 45% of clubs no app can book at all.