Padel is a fun and social racket sport played in doubles on an enclosed court. It combines elements of tennis and squash and is easy for beginners to learn. 

Absolutely. Padel is beginner friendly and easy to learn. Many players try padel for the first time at G4P through social sessions, coaching or open matches on Playtomic. The Intro to Padel session is a great way to start.

No. Anyone can book courts and play at G4P. Membership simply provides additional benefits such as priority bookings and discounted court rates.

Yes. Rackets are available for hire at the club for $7 per racket.
We also sell tubes of padel balls at reception.

Yes. Padel is a very social sport. You can join group coaching sessions, social events or open matches through the Playtomic app and easily meet other players.

Padel scoring is similar to tennis, but players can also use the glass walls during rallies.
Watch this short explainer video: https://youtu.be/NX-68fxhL_4

Padel is meant to be played 2 vs 2 (doubles), but you can also have fun 1 vs 1.

They look similar but are not the same. Padel balls have slightly lower pressure and bounce less to suit the smaller court.

Please do not use tennis balls, as they can damage both the racket and the court surface.