6 Best Places to Play Padel in Singapore in 2025: 

Courts, Lessons & More 🎾

Discover the best padel courts in Singapore 2025 — from rooftop matches in the CBD to fully sheltered, air-conditioned venues. Find where to play, where to learn, and how to keep up with the latest padel trends.

What is Padel?

Padel, often mistaken for tennis-squash hybrid, is a fast-growing sport that’s easier to pick up and hugely social. Played on compact, glass-walled courts roughly one-third the size of tennis courts, it features underhand serves and lightweight palas—perfect for players of all levels. Invented in Mexico in 1969, padel skyrocketed in popularity during the pandemic, and in Singapore, it’s become a true urban fitness passion.

What’s New in 2025?

• New fully sheltered club: Pop Padel is launching its flagship Redhill location by March 2025, with four roofed courts, F&B, recovery zones, and a pro shop—a first for Singapore

• First indoor pickleball & padel hall: SPH Pickle Padel at Singapore Expo opened May 8, 2025, featuring three indoor padel courts in an air-conditioned venue

• Luxury hotel courts: Four Seasons Hotel Singapore converted a tennis court into padel and pickleball in early 2025, with public bookings now available

• Hollandse Club upgrade: By June 2025, two tennis courts were transformed into padel courts to meet rising member demand

• Chinatown debut: Chinatown Padel & Pickle Club is expected to open April 23–24, 2025, offering three courts in a rooftop setting

• Court improvements: Bliss Padel resurfaced courts before F1 2024 using professional-grade Mondo turf

1. Bliss Padel – Marina Square Rooftop

• Why it stands out: Singapore’s first padel venue, popular with local crowd — and F1 stars.

• Must-knows: Courts got resurfaced in late 2024 for better bounce

• Rates & info: Court hire from S$88/hr (Gold members), beginner lessons from S$200.

• Location: 6 Raffles Blvd, Marina Square, #04‑105

• Hours: Daily, 7am–10pm

2. Prime Padel – River Valley & Sherwood Road

• Why it stands out: European-style rooftop courts at Grand Copthorne, with 7 new courts in Dempsey opening soon.

• Rates & info: S$100/hr; S$200 lessons for 1–2 people; membership from S$350/yr.

• Address: 392 Havelock Rd, near Havelock MRT.

• Hours: Daily, 7am–10pm

3. Singpadel Padel Club – Jurong East

• Why it stands out: Largest club in Singapore, with Asia’s only single padel courts.

• Rates: From S$40/hr for single courts; intro lesson from S$60.

• Address: 2 Jurong Gateway Rd #01‑14

• Hours: Daily, 7am–10pm

4. The Padel Co – Reserve @ Bugis

• Why it stands out: Social vibe with cafe, bar, and locker rooms; sister to Bangkok venue.

• Rate: S$80/hr

• Address: 190 Middle Rd, Level 6B, Fortune Centre

• Hours: Daily, 7am–11pm

5. Ricochet Padel – Sentosa & Laguna National

• Why it stands out: Resort-style courts at Amara Sanctuary, with roof-cover option (rare in Singapore).

• Rates: S$72–84/hr off-peak to S$126/90min peak.

• Address: 1 Larkhill Rd, Sentosa

• Hours: Daily, 7am–10pm

6. The Cage Padel Tribe – Dempsey Hill

• Why it stands out: Lush, community-driven vibes with 4 courts and 1,200+ members.

• Rates: S$100/hr; S$150 for 90min

• Address: 10A Harding Rd

• Hours:

  • Mon, Wed, Thu: 7am–10pm

  • Tue: 7am–10:30pm

  • Fri–Sun: 7am–11pm

🔥 Honorable Mentions & Emerging Hubs

• Pop Padel – Redhill: Singapore’s first fully sheltered social club, opening March 2025 with pro shop, F&B and recovery lounge.

• SPH Pickle Padel @ Expo: Three indoor padel courts in fully air-conditioned hall near Expo MRT.

• Four Seasons Padel: Convenient Orchard Boulevard location, court hire from S$90++, coaching at S$220.

• Chinatown Padel & Pickle Club: Rooftop venue opening late April 2025, with courts from S$90/hr peak.

• Hollandse Club: Converted two tennis courts to padel by mid-June 2025.

Why Padel Is So Big in Singapore

• Efficient court usage: A single tennis court can house three padel courts—ideal for space-limited Singapore.

• Social & inclusive: Easy to learn, doubles format makes it highly accessible and community friendly .

• Rain-ready options: With sheltered and indoor clubs now open, you can play regardless of weather.

Final Thoughts

Singapore’s padel ecosystem in 2025 is thriving—with indoor options, luxury venues, and new community hubs popping up regularly. Whether you're chasing lessons, casual games, or court rentals, this guide has you covered. The spread across districts—from CBD to Choa Chu Kang—means there's now a padel court near everyone.