PADEL TENNIS

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Padel evolved in Mexico and is enjoying rapid growth in the UK and worldwide.

It is played on an enclosed court about a third of the size of a tennis court.

The rules are the same as tennis, although serving is underarm and, like Squash, the walls are used as part of the game.

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Padel is great for all ages; it's not power dominant and caters to all levels of play.

With limited racquet skills players can quickly engage in dynamic and fun rallies, utilising the court's surroundings.

Padel is always played in doubles, which makes it very social and therefore ideal for the entire family.

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All you need to play is tennis attire, all court shoes, padel bats, and padel balls.

Padel balls have slightly less pressure than the traditional tennis ball.

The club can give access to Padel balls and racquets on request.