Padel at the court

MEET YOUR NEXT FAVOURITE SPORT

A little tennis.
A little squash.
A whole lot of fun.

Four players. Glass walls. Endless reasons for another game. Welcome to padel.

Discover the game
A closer look at padel on court

EASY TO START. HARD TO STOP.

Your first rally.
Your next obsession.

Padel is a social racquet sport usually played in doubles on an enclosed court smaller than a tennis court. Think elements of tennis and squash, with a game that has a character all its own.

You serve underarm, use a solid-faced racquet and play with the glass walls as part of the rally. It’s an inviting place to start, with plenty of strategy and skill to explore as you improve.

Bring friends, learn together and enjoy the moments between the points. You don’t need a tennis background to give it a go.

A QUICK INTRODUCTION

Small court.
Big possibilities.

01 / THE PLAYERS

Better together.

Two players on each side. Cover the court as a team, share the rallies and enjoy some friendly competition.

02 / THE SERVE

Start things simply.

Bounce the ball, then serve at or below waist height into the diagonally opposite service box.

03 / THE WALLS

Play the rebound.

Let the ball bounce on your side first. If it then rebounds off the glass, you can still return it before its second bounce.

04 / THE SCORE

Familiar numbers.

Points follow the tennis sequence: 15, 30, 40 and game. Agree your match format and how to play deciding points before you start.

SEE IT IN ACTION

Watch. Learn.
Give it a go.

A quick introduction before your first time on court.

THIS IS OUTBACK PADEL

Play. Socialise. Thrive.

Our first clubs in Noranda and Bedford are on the way.