Padel Tennis

Padel, sometimes called Padel Tennis, is a racket sport of Mexican origin, typically played in doubles on an enclosed court slightly smaller than a doubles tennis court. Although Padel shares the same scoring system as tennis, the rules, strokes, and technique are different.

Is Padel tennis easier than tennis?

Padel is easier to play and learn than tennis because less physical strength and technical capacities are demanded and there is a fantastic combination between your brain, challenged to its limits and your body that has to move a lot, but not necessarily as accurately as in tennis.

Due to popular demand, we are now open from 7am - Midnight everyday!!

• Off peak hours
• Weekdays 7am- 5pm
• Weekends 5pm - Midnight

Playing equipment in padel, as in tennis or squash, are balls and rackets. However, these are slightly different. Visually, the balls look like tennis balls. However, their internal pressure is somewhat lower in order to prevent the ball from bouncing too much

Yes we do.  Beginner to Expert coaching is available for all.

 Contact Kingsley to book your session.

padel@farpeak.co.uk

Yes we will but we will not be an exclusive members only club.  

Visitors and guests will always be welcome although there will be some great benefits to becoming a member with us too!

NO!

More details nearer the time, but we have decided to work with a fantastic booking provider that works perfectly well on your computer or phone without needing to download anything!

Designed (and used) by a current Padel & Squash player, we think its the best functional booking system around.

Yes we do.  Details of this are in the membership tab, or for more information please contact Kingsley: padel@farpeak.co.uk

No.  A Pay & Play option will be available for those who wish to pay ad hoc, or indeed try for the first time. 

But becoming a member wil give some great benefits, not only for the Padel Club, but also the other facilities and services at Far Peak.

Almost certainly yes!  We intend to operate as most clubs and offer a range of leagues and tournaments throughout the season.

But it may be a little while before we introduce this to the offer, while we find our feet and make sure everyone and everything is heading in the right direction.  

Juniors will be welcome at Cotswold Padel Club.  We will be offering a junior membership as well as coaching and lessons.

Details will be released with the main membership schemes.

Unfortuntely yes.  

With only two indoor courts planned, we will be capping our membership.  

BUT we intend to always offer a Pay & Play option for slots that are still available, so everyone gets the chance to play Padel!