Padel Courts in Kent | Padel Studio

7 COURTS

5 Double Courts (4 Players) and x2 Single Courts (2 Players)

INDOOR PLAY

Calibrated lighting and high-quality surfaces

TOURNAMENTS

Friendly skill based tournaments

Opening September 2026

Playing at The Padel Studio

The space we have created for indoor padel in Kent has been designed for members to experience the game as it was intended: socially and energetically. Our indoor courts provide consistent conditions throughout the year, allowing play to flow uninterrupted and giving you the confidence to focus fully on each point.

Carefully calibrated lighting and high-quality surfaces ensure clarity and comfort, and generous court spacing creates an environment in which competition and connection can thrive.

Whether you’re arranging a friendly match, joining a session alone, or competing in a tournament setting, The Padel Studio strikes a balance between welcome and focus. Enclosed courts amplify the excitement of long rallies, and spectator areas and nearby social spaces keeping a sense of community close at hand.

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Off peak court pricing

MON TO FRI: 06:00 – 16:30

Double Courts:

60 min (£40.00) | 90 min (£60.00) | 120 min (£80.00)

Single Courts:

60 min (£22.00) | 90 min (£33.00) | 120 min (£44.00)

Peak court pricing

MON TO FRI: 16:30 – 22:30 | SAT TO SUN: 07:00 - 22:30

Double Courts:

60 min (£50.00) | 90 min (£75.00) | 120 min (£100.00)

Single Courts:

60 min (£26.00) | 90 min (£39.00) | 120 min (£52.00)

What is Padel?

Fast-paced and played in doubles, padel is a racquet sport soaring in popularity. Combining elements of tennis and squash, it’s played on 20m x 10m courts, where surrounding walls form part of the game itself. Originally invented in Mexico in 1969, padel has evolved into one of the world’s fastest-growing sports.

Its accessibility, social nature, and low impact play have seen it become increasingly popular over the past few years, with beginners able to pick up the basics in minutes. Solid, stringless paddles are the racket of choice, and play consists of exciting rallies where the wall can be used to strategically extend points, and recover seemingly lost shots.

Padel rewards teamwork and quick thinking; it’s as enjoyable to watch as it is to play.

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PLAY

A lady standing ready to swing her racket on a padel court

CONNECT

BELONG

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Ready to step onto the court?

Book a court or become a member today, and experience indoor padel in Yalding at its best. Memberships are now live ahead of opening September 2026.

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Questions about Padel

Some frequently asked questions relating to playing padel at The Padel Studio.

Padel is a sport to be shared, so its appeal spans generations. Whether you are discovering the game for the first time or returning with years of racket sport experience behind you, all are welcome at The Padel Studio.

For working professionals, padel fits easily into a busy schedule; a fast, engaging match before work can wake you up, whilst a relaxed rally with friends can be the perfect way to unwind after a busy day. Junior players benefit from our structured sessions, which can help build coordination as well as confidence in that all-important team setting. Our courts are also a venue of choice for those seeking a sociable, low-impact way to stay active, with games that are as much about camaraderie as they are competition.

At its heart, padel is inclusive. Beginners, families, solo players, corporate groups, close knit friends: all are invited to join our padel community. However you choose to play, there is space at The Padel Studio to find your rhythm.

Not at all. Padel is known for being easy to learn, with most beginners able to rally within their first session. While simple to pick up, the game offers plenty of depth for those looking to develop their skills over time.

We welcome players of all levels, from newcomers to seasoned competitors.

Comfortable sportswear and non-marking trainers with good grip are recommended. Avoid footwear designed for outdoor tennis, as indoor padel courts require suitable soles.

As the game is played indoors at The Padel Studio, conditions remain consistent throughout the year.

Yes. Padel is a doubles game, but our single courts are also suitable for 1 vs 1 play. Beginners are welcome, and organised sessions or social matches can help you meet other players. Whether arriving with friends or joining solo, there are opportunities to get involved.

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