A couple of years ago, finding a padel court in Sydney meant knowing a guy. Now there are 11 clubs and close to 60 courts across the city, from the Northern Beaches to Minto, and new venues keep getting announced. What hasn't kept up is everyone's ball supply.
This is our guide to every padel club in Sydney, with the address, courts, facilities, what's on and a map for each one. We last checked these details in October 2026. Clubs change their hours, programs and prices often, so check the booking page before you go.
Quick picks
- Biggest club: Indoor Padel Australia, Alexandria (10 courts)
- Best outdoor padel: Tribe Padel, North Ryde
- Closest to the CBD: Sydney Racquet Club, Moore Park
- Best for recovery: Padel Point, Bankstown (sauna and ice baths)
- Newest: Sidewall Social, Marrickville
Every padel club in Sydney at a glance
| Club | Area | Courts | Setting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indoor Padel Australia, Alexandria | Alexandria | 10 | 8 indoor, 2 outdoor |
| Sydney Racquet Club, Moore Park | Moore Park | 3 | Outdoor |
| Sidewall Social, Marrickville | Marrickville | 5 | Indoor |
| Tribe Padel, North Ryde | North Ryde | 5 | Outdoor |
| Indoor Padel Australia, Northern Beaches | Cromer | 4 | Indoor |
| Padel Club Australia, North Rocks | North Rocks | 6 | Indoor |
| Racqueteer, Lidcombe | Lidcombe | 6 | Indoor |
| The Padel Lounge, Greenacre | Greenacre | 4 | Indoor |
| Padel Point, Bankstown Aerodrome | Bankstown | 4 | Indoor |
| Padel Spot, Minto | Minto | 6 | Indoor |
| Play Nation, Smeaton Grange | Smeaton Grange | 6 | Indoor |
Inner Sydney
1. Indoor Padel Australia, Alexandria
One of the biggest and most established padel clubs in Sydney, and the place a lot of the city's regulars learned to play.
- Location: 85 O'Riordan Street, Alexandria NSW 2015
- Courts: 10: eight indoor and two outdoor
- Facilities: Café, pro shop, racket hire, change rooms, lockers, free parking and Wi-Fi
- What's on: Coaching packs, weekly drills classes, private lessons, social play and competitions
- Hours: From 5am daily, until 11pm most nights and midnight on Fridays and Saturdays
- Best for: Regular players who want plenty of court options and a busy competition scene
- Book: Book on Playtomic
2. Sydney Racquet Club, Moore Park
Padel and pickleball side by side inside the Entertainment Quarter, with a fully stocked bar for after the game.
- Location: 17 Park Road North, Moore Park NSW 2021
- Courts: Three outdoor padel courts, alongside pickleball courts
- Facilities: Bar, event catering, EQ car park and easy public transport
- What's on: Casual court hire, beginner clinics, skills workshops and tournaments
- Hours: From 6am until late, seven days
- Best for: An after-work game close to the city, and groups who play both padel and pickleball
- Book: Sydney Racquet Club website
3. Sidewall Social, Marrickville
The Inner West's newest padel club opened in August 2026 inside a converted industrial building, with as much focus on community as on the sport.
- Location: Unit B2, 20-28 Carrington Road, Marrickville NSW 2204
- Courts: Five indoor: three doubles and two singles
- Facilities: Hospitality space for post-game drinks and food
- What's on: Coaching, competitions and social play for beginners through to experienced players
- Best for: Inner West players, and anyone keen to try singles padel
- Book: Book on Playtomic
North Shore, Ryde and the Northern Beaches
4. Tribe Padel, North Ryde
Five outdoor courts at Tennis World North Ryde, with a friendly, social crowd that makes it an easy place to start.
- Location: 16-18 Epping Road, North Ryde NSW 2113
- Courts: Five outdoor courts on artificial grass
- Facilities: Free parking, change rooms, kiosk, and racket and ball hire from reception
- What's on: Court hire, social padel packs and coaching
- Hours: 7am to 10pm daily
- Best for: Beginners, social players, and anyone who prefers playing outdoors
- Book: Book on Matchi
5. Indoor Padel Australia, Northern Beaches
The Northern Beaches' indoor padel option, run by the same team as Alexandria.
- Location: 4-10 Inman Road, Cromer NSW 2099
- Courts: Four indoor doubles courts
- Facilities: Café, pro shop, racket hire, change rooms, lockers, free parking and Wi-Fi
- What's on: Court hire, coaching and social play
- Hours: 7am to 10pm daily
- Best for: Northern Beaches players who want to play rain or shine
- Book: Book on Playtomic
Hills District
6. Padel Club Australia, North Rocks
An indoor padel and pickleball club that saves the Hills District a long drive into the city.
- Location: Unit D, 21 Loyalty Road, North Rocks NSW 2151
- Courts: Six indoor padel courts, plus pickleball
- Facilities: Café and snack bar, racket hire, change rooms, lockers, free parking, accessible entry and Wi-Fi
- What's on: Intro to Padel sessions, Beginner Academy, Play With the Coach, midday clinics, social sessions and King of the Court nights
- Hours: From 5am daily, open until midnight or later
- Best for: Parramatta, Carlingford, Baulkham Hills and Pennant Hills players, and beginners who want a structured start
- Book: Book on Playtomic
Western and South-West Sydney
7. Racqueteer, Lidcombe
A big, polished indoor racquet venue with padel and pickleball under one roof.
- Location: 10 Carter Street, Lidcombe NSW 2141
- Courts: Six indoor padel courts, plus pickleball courts
- Facilities: Café, pro shop, hangout lounges, workspace, change rooms, lockers and free parking
- What's on: On-site coaching, Padel 101 intro classes, structured programs, social leagues and events
- Hours: 7am to 10pm daily
- Best for: Auburn, Homebush and Olympic Park players who want an all-weather club
- Book: Book on Playtomic
8. The Padel Lounge, Greenacre
A boutique indoor club with a smaller private training court that has its own entrance and privacy curtains.
- Location: Unit G, Estate Road, Greenacre NSW 2190
- Courts: Four, including a smaller private training court
- Facilities: Café, pro shop, racket hire, change rooms, lockers, free parking and Wi-Fi
- What's on: Beginner classes, a women's social club and court hire
- Hours: 5am to 1am daily
- Best for: Private coaching, and players who'd rather learn away from an audience
- Book: Book on Playtomic
9. Padel Point, Bankstown Aerodrome
Super panoramic courts with AI cameras that record your matches, plus a proper recovery area. Very fancy. Very honest about your backhand.
- Location: Starkie Drive, Bankstown Aerodrome NSW 2200
- Courts: Four super panoramic courts, each with AI match cameras and bladeless fans
- Facilities: Sauna, ice baths, work pods, café and snack bar, pro shop, racket hire, change rooms and free parking
- What's on: Beginner early-morning classes, private lessons and prepaid player packs
- Hours: 5:30am to 1am daily
- Best for: Players who want to review their game, and anyone who likes a sauna after a session
- Book: Book on Playtomic
10. Padel Spot, Minto
A late-night indoor club in the south-west with both doubles and singles courts.
- Location: 5 Saggart Field Road, Minto NSW 2566
- Courts: Six indoor: four doubles and two singles
- Facilities: Café and snack bar, pro shop, racket hire, change rooms, lockers, free parking and Wi-Fi
- What's on: Intro to padel classes, glass-skills and smash clinics, and coach-led games
- Hours: From 6am, until midnight most nights and later on weekends
- Best for: Campbelltown and Macarthur players, and night owls
- Book: Book on Playtomic
11. Play Nation, Smeaton Grange
A large indoor multi-sport venue with padel and pickleball, serving Camden and the outer south-west.
- Location: 72 Topham Road, Smeaton Grange NSW 2567
- Courts: Six indoor padel courts, plus pickleball
- Facilities: Racket hire, change rooms, lockers, free parking and accessible entry
- What's on: Coaching programs, tournaments, competitions and community events
- Hours: From 5am, until midnight most nights and 2am on Fridays and Saturdays
- Best for: Camden and Narellan players, and families who play both sports
- Book: Book on Playtomic
Coming soon
More clubs have been announced across Sydney, including a bigger Padel Point site in Rosehill and new clubs in Cronulla, Botany, Matraville, Prospect, South Granville, Liverpool and Wetherill Park. Some are confirmed and some are still proposals. We'll add them to this guide as they open.
Heading out of town? Padel is spreading across regional NSW too, with clubs on the Central Coast, in Coffs Harbour and in Albury.
Indoor or outdoor?
Most Sydney padel is indoors, which helps in summer storms and on the hottest days. Sydney's mild winters also make outdoor padel reliable year round, and the outdoor courts at Moore Park and North Ryde lose far fewer sessions to weather than outdoor courts in Melbourne.
Outdoor courts get hot, though, and heat is hard on padel balls. Expect balls to lose pressure faster on a 30-degree afternoon. Fresh cans make a bigger difference in a Sydney summer than most people expect. More on that in how long padel balls last.
What does it cost?
Court hire is usually charged per court for 60 or 90 minutes, then split four ways. Peak times (weekday evenings and weekend mornings) cost more than off-peak, and most clubs sell prepaid packs or memberships that bring the price down if you play regularly. Racket hire is available almost everywhere. Balls for court bookings are usually your job.
How to find a game without a crew
Padel needs four, which is the main thing that stops people playing more. Most clubs run social sessions, Americanos and King of the Court nights where you turn up alone and get rotated through games. Playtomic and Matchi also let you join open matches at your level, so you can fill a court without a group chat.
Tips for your first session
- Use a demo racket before you buy one. Then read how to choose a padel racket.
- Book an intro class. Almost every club on this list runs one.
- Learn the basics first: padel rules for complete beginners.
- Wear proper court shoes. Running shoes slide on sandy artificial grass.
- Bring fresh balls. Your opponents will notice.
Sydney padel FAQs
How many padel courts are there in Sydney?
Close to 60 courts across 11 clubs as of October 2026, and the number keeps growing.
What is the biggest padel club in Sydney?
Indoor Padel Australia in Alexandria, with ten courts.
Where can I play padel near the Sydney CBD?
Sydney Racquet Club in Moore Park and Indoor Padel Australia in Alexandria are the closest. Sidewall Social in Marrickville is a short trip into the Inner West.
Is there outdoor padel in Sydney?
Yes. Tribe Padel in North Ryde and Sydney Racquet Club in Moore Park have outdoor courts, and Indoor Padel Australia in Alexandria has two outdoor courts as well.
Can I play singles padel in Sydney?
Yes. Sidewall Social in Marrickville and Padel Spot in Minto both have singles courts.
Can beginners play padel in Sydney?
Yes. Every club on this list offers intro classes or coaching, and most hire rackets.
Weighing it up against pickleball? Read padel vs pickleball, or see where to play pickleball in Sydney.
Turn up with firm balls
Pro shop cans add up fast. We deliver padel balls from Siux, HEAD and Adidas on a schedule you choose, for less than buying them one can at a time at the counter. Not sure which ball to pick? Here's the best padel balls in Australia.
Run a padel club in Sydney that's missing from this list, or spotted something out of date? Email hello@myballs.com.au and we'll update it.