Padel courts in United States
A guide to playing padel in United States. Every indexed club with court counts, indoor venues, city-by-city breakdowns and a map to find a court near you.
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- Ultra Padel Miami - Magic CityMiami · 11 indoor26 courts
- Padel39 (East Austin)Austin13 courts
- THE SET Padel & PickleballDoral13 courts
- Xcel Padel - West Palm BeachWest Palm Beach · 13 indoor13 courts
- Padel X MiamiMiami12 courts
- Urban Padel Miami - INDOOR CLUB -Doral · 12 indoor12 courts
- Xcel Padel WestlakeWestlake · 11 indoor11 courts
- Ultra Padel AventuraMiami10 courts
- Padel X Boca RatonBoca Raton · 10 indoor10 courts
- UNICO (Coming Soon)Weston · 9 indoor9 courts
- Padel 9 - El PasoEl Paso9 courts
- Padel Club AustinAustin9 courts
- Deuces Padel ClubLaredo9 courts
- Padel Square USACleveland · 8 indoor8 courts
- Taktika Padel San Diego (Barnes Tennis Center)San Diego8 courts
- Punto Azul Padel ClubHouston8 courts
- Zmash PadelSterling Heights · 8 indoor8 courts
- Padel Pals Club - East Valley Mesa/GilbertMesa · 7 indoor7 courts
- Park Padel South San Francisco - Oyster PointSouth San Francisco · 7 indoor7 courts
- Epic Athletic ClubSunrise · 7 indoor7 courts
- RGV Padel & Pickleball ClubMission7 courts
- TT4 Padel CenterBrownsville7 courts
- Padel39 (North Austin)Austin7 courts
- Pulse Padel Club (COMING SOON)Leander · 6 indoor6 courts
- Ola Padel Club by NoxDoral · 6 indoor6 courts
- Padel Park UTWest Jordan · 6 indoor6 courts
- RGV Padel ClubMcAllen6 courts
- Pulse Padel HubNorth Miami6 courts
- Kingdom of PadelSan Diego · 4 indoor6 courts
- i95 Padel ClubMiami · 4 indoor6 courts
- PADEL PASOEl Paso6 courts
- LEGACY PADEL & PICKLEBALL AUSTINAustin · 6 indoor6 courts
- Padel Society ATXAustin · 6 indoor6 courts
- Padel 956McAllen6 courts
- Elite Padel (COMING SOON)Orlando · 5 indoor5 courts
- The Padel Collective (Opening Summer 2026)Austin · 5 indoor5 courts
- U Padel San AntonioSan Antonio5 courts
- Point Padel ClubMission · 3 indoor5 courts
- TEMPO Padel & Pickleball ClubHouston5 courts
- Padel Country ClubKaty · 1 indoor5 courts
- 10by20 Fort LauderdaleFort Lauderdale · 5 indoor5 courts
- Open Padel by LasaiguesMiramar · 5 indoor5 courts
- Incredibowl Pickle & PadelMission · 1 indoor5 courts
- Padel World PlayKissimmee · 1 indoor5 courts
- Racket Social Club | KatyKaty · 5 indoor5 courts
- The ONE Padel ClubEagle Pass5 courts
- Point Miami BeachMiami Beach5 courts
- Padel QuattroBrownsville5 courts
- CUBE PADEL HOUSTONHouston · 5 indoor5 courts
- Platinum PadelNorth Miami4 courts
- Padel& SyossetSyosset · 4 indoor4 courts
- Casas Padel Aventura MallAventura4 courts
- Taktika Padel & Pickleball CarsonCarson4 courts
- Foundry PadelPortland · 4 indoor4 courts
- One Indoor ClubMiami · 4 indoor4 courts
- Padel HighwayTucker4 courts
- Giammalva Racquet Club & Elite AcademySpring4 courts
- Real Padel MiamiMiami4 courts
- Racket Social Club | WillowbrookHouston4 courts
- Park Padel Embarcadero PlazaSan Francisco4 courts
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Playing Padel in the United States
The United States has 105 padel clubs with 484 courts, according to our database. Of those, 44 clubs offer indoor courts. The scene is concentrated in cities like Miami (10 clubs), Austin (7), and Houston (7). This guide covers what to expect when visiting or moving to the country.
How Established Is Padel in the US?
Padel in the US is still growing but has a solid base. 105 clubs and 484 courts means you can find a game in most major metros, but it is not as widespread as in Spain or Argentina. The number of clubs has increased quickly in the last few years, driven by demand in warmer states.
Cities with the Most Clubs
Miami has the most clubs at 10. Austin and Houston each have 7. El Paso has 5, and Mission, Orlando, and Doral each have 4. Katy has 3. These cities tend to have warm climates, which is no accident, but more on that below. If you are traveling, these are the best bets for finding multiple options.
Indoor vs Outdoor
44 of the 105 clubs have indoor courts, meaning about 42 percent offer some covered play. In warmer states like Florida and Texas, outdoor courts are common and playable year-round. In colder or rainier regions, indoor clubs are more important for consistent play. Most clubs with indoor courts are in the northern states or in cities where weather is less predictable.
What to Expect When Booking
Most clubs let you book courts online or by phone. Availability depends on the club and time of day. Busy times, like evenings and weekends, often require booking a few days ahead. Some clubs have a membership model, but many allow pay-as-you-play. Prices vary widely by location and time.
Finding a Game as a Newcomer
The easiest way to find partners is to join club-organized social sessions or round-robin tournaments. Many clubs have WhatsApp groups or bulletin boards. Showing up to open play hours is another direct approach. If you are new to a city, ask the club staff for local player groups.
- Where can I play padel in the United States?
- The US has 105 clubs across the country. The highest concentrations are in Miami (10 clubs), Austin (7), Houston (7), El Paso (5), and Orlando (4). Use a directory or search online for clubs in your destination city. Most clubs are in warm-weather states, but indoor options exist in colder areas.
- Are there indoor padel courts in the US?
- Yes, 44 clubs offer indoor courts, roughly 42 percent of all clubs. Indoor play is more common in northern states and in cities where weather is less reliable. In Florida and Texas, outdoor courts dominate because of the mild climate. If you want to play year-round anywhere, look for a club with indoor facilities.
- How do I book a padel court in the US?
- Most clubs let you book online through their website or by calling. Some require membership to book, but many allow non-members to reserve courts. Popular time slots, like weekday evenings or weekend mornings, fill up fast. It is best to book a few days ahead if you have a specific time in mind.
- How do I find people to play padel with?
- Join club-organized social sessions or round-robin events. Many clubs have player groups on messaging apps or community boards. You can also ask staff to connect you with other players. If you are new to a city, attending open play hours is a direct way to meet regulars.
- Does the weather affect padel play in the US?
- In most of the country, yes. Outdoor courts dominate, so rain or extreme cold can disrupt play. In Florida, Texas, and California, outdoor play is possible year-round due to mild winters. In northern states, indoor clubs are essential during colder months. Check the club's indoor/outdoor mix before traveling.