Pop's Padel is a dedicated padel club in Freeport, New York, that opened on October 1, 2026 inside the former Long Island Sports Complex, converting the building's indoor turf fields into a facility given over entirely to the sport. The club has five panoramic courts — four doubles and one singles — along with luxury locker rooms, a lounge, a pro shop and retail.

Owner Jordan Diamond, a lifelong racket-sport player, discovered padel about a year and a half before opening and named the club in honour of his late father. Head pro Pepe Miralles is a former college tennis player who has played padel since he was seven years old in his native Spain, and leads the club's lessons and clinics.

Pop's Padel offers hourly court rentals and memberships, plus lessons, clinics, leagues and tournaments for players of every level. Courts are open daily from 7am to 11pm and are booked through Playtomic. As Nassau County's first dedicated padel-only venue, it is one of the few places on Long Island where newcomers can try the sport on a drop-in basis.