Padel, which combines the strategic skill of squash with the thrill of tennis, is quickly becoming popular in Singapore. It’s the perfect sport for both novices and experts because of its small courts and social gameplay. From rooftop courts with city views to resort-style settings, Singapore now offers a wide range of locations to suit a variety of tastes.
Club Singpadel Padel
Singpadel, Singapore’s biggest padel club, is situated in Jurong East. It is the only location in Asia with specialized single padel courts, having two single courts and four double courts. The club charges reasonable prices, with single courts starting at S$40/hour and doubles at S$80/hour. All skill levels can take classes, including introductory sessions and a junior academy. The facility uses a self-service concept with an app for booking and pairing, and equipment rental is reasonably priced.
The Reserve Padel Co.
The Padel Co., which has three outdoor courts and a clubhouse with a cafe and pro shop, is located at Fortune Centre next to Bugis and provides a communal padel experience. The venue often hosts mixers and community events, and court rentals cost S$140 for 90 minutes. The club participates in the Singapore National Padel League and offers coaching.
Padel Prime
The Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel’s rooftop is home to Prime Padel. It offers a first-rate experience with coaching for all ages, including a youth academy, and has three courts with glass walls. The cost to rent the court is S$100 per hour or S$150 for ninety minutes. The club offers access to hotel amenities and makes reservations using its own app.
Happiness Padel
Bliss Padel is perfect for city workers and is based in Marina Square. It has a lively neighborhood and three rooftop courts with breathtaking views. Renting a court costs S$100 per hour, while renting a racket costs S$10. Celebrity visits are common at the club, which also provides group chats for players to interact.
Padel Ricochet
Sentosa and Laguna National Golf Resort are two beautiful sites for Ricochet Padel. Laguna offers a verdant resort backdrop, while Sentosa has covered courts for play in all weather conditions. Depending on peak hours, court rentals cost between S$72 and S$84 per hour. Reservations can be made online for coaching and equipment rentals.
The Tribe of Cage Padel
The Cage Padel Tribe, based in Dempsey, places a strong emphasis on inclusivity and community. It conducts mixers and party events and features four outside courts. The cost to rent the court is S$100 per hour or S$150 for ninety minutes. The club is well-liked because of its friendly environment and easily available training courses.
Tips for Reservations and Equipment
The majority of padel venues in Singapore allow online reservations using their own platforms or applications like Playtomic. Balls are either given or can be purchased, while racket rentals usually cost between S$5 and S$10. Numerous clubs also provide group and individual teaching, which makes it simple to get started or advance your skills.
| Club Name | Area | Number of Courts | Cost (per hour) |
|---|---|---|---|
| (image) Singpadel | Jurong East | 6 (4 doubles, 2 singles) | S$40–S$80 |
| (image) The Padel Co – Reserve | Bugis | 3 | S$140 (90 mins) |
| (image) Prime Padel | Grand Copthorne Hotel | 3 | S$100–S$150 |
| (image) Bliss Padel | Marina Square | 3 | S$100 |
| (image) Ricochet Padel – Sentosa | Sentosa | 2 | S$72–S$84 |
| (image) Ricochet Padel – Laguna | Laguna National | 2 | S$72–S$84 |
| (image) The Cage Padel Tribe | Dempsey | 4 | S$100–S$150 |
| (image) Padel SG | Kallang | 2 | S$80 |
| (image) Padel Social Club | East Coast | 2 | S$90 |
| (image) Urban Sports Padel | Bukit Timah | 1 | S$85 |
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