Padel in London

How to find a padel game in London

The quickest way to play padel in London without a partner is to join an open game: a court someone has already booked that still has a free spot. Right now 922 open games in London have at least one free spot, at 59 clubs, and a place typically costs £18 per player. Each game states the level of the players already in it, so you can pick one that fits.

Find a padel game in London

922 open games right now. BallBall picks the ones at your level.

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Five steps to a game in London

  1. Know your level. Games here use the 1 to 7 scale. The average player in London is at 2.89. New to padel? Start with games up to 2.5.

  2. Pick an open game with a free spot. 922 games are open right now: 187 for beginners, 557 mid-level, 144 advanced.

  3. Check the time and the price. 26% of the open games start at 6pm or later. A place typically costs £18, from £5. That is your share of the court, already split four ways. Cheapest games first.

  4. Join where the game was posted. BallBall sends you to the booking platform or chat the game came from, and you confirm your place there. The club may apply its own account or membership rules.

  5. Or let the games find you. The padel buddy in the BallBall app watches every game in London and only calls you in for the ones worth playing: your level, the right people, the right time.

Open games with a free spot right now

WhenClubLevelPrice per playerSpots left
Wed 23 Sept, 22:00Racketeer0.65-1.65£182
Thu 24 Sept, 06:00Racketeer4.27-5.27£13.502
Thu 24 Sept, 06:00Racketeer1.83-2.83£13.502
Thu 24 Sept, 06:00Rocket Padel Battersea1.47–2.47£17.502
Thu 24 Sept, 06:30Encourt Padel & Wellness3.06-4.06£22.502
Thu 24 Sept, 07:00Georgians Padel1.89-2.89£153
Thu 24 Sept, 07:00Padel Box Bermondsey2.43-3.43£152
Thu 24 Sept, 07:00Rocket Padel Ilford1–1.75£101
Thu 24 Sept, 08:00Rocks Lane - Chiswick2.51-4.01£14.251
Thu 24 Sept, 08:00S3 Padel Finchley Road1.69-2.69£11.253
Thu 24 Sept, 08:00S3 Padel Finchley Road2.87-3.87£11.251
Thu 24 Sept, 08:30Georgians Padel2.73-3.73£153

Clubs with the most open games in London

Where players in London post games

Most open games in London are published on booking platforms, and BallBall collects them from every platform it supports in the city. Games also get organised in club and player chats: BallBall lists 22 of them in London, and you join them from the app. See the clubs and chats in London.

Questions players ask

How can I play padel in London if I have no one to play with?

The quickest way to play padel in London without a partner is to join an open game: a court someone has already booked that still has a free spot. Right now 922 open games in London have at least one free spot, at 59 clubs, and a place typically costs £18 per player. Each game states the level of the players already in it, so you can pick one that fits.

How much does it cost to join a padel game in London?

A place in an open game in London typically costs £18 per player, and the cheapest open game right now costs £5. That is your share of the court, already split between four players. Booking a whole court yourself costs more and depends on the club and the time of day.

What level should I choose for a padel game in London?

Games here use the 1 to 7 scale, and the average player in London is at 2.89. If you are new to padel, start with games up to 2.5: 187 open games are at that level right now. Otherwise pick a game whose range includes your own level.

When are most padel games played in London?

26% of the open games in London start at 6pm or later, and 33% fall on a weekend. This week the most games are on Friday.

Do I need to be a club member to join a padel game in London?

Games shown here are published by their source as open games with a free spot. The booking provider or club may still apply its own account, membership or eligibility rules before confirming a place.

Collected by BallBall from padel booking platforms and club community chats in London. Counts change through the day as games fill up. Read the data methodology.