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Where to Play Padel in Austin

As the sport of Padel continues to grow rapidly in Austin, players of all levels are finding opportunities to get involved. This guide highlights key locations across the city where Padel courts, clubs, and leagues are emerging. Known for blending elements of tennis and squash, Padel is attracting a wide range of participants. The guide provides information on the best places to play and how to join this fast-growing racket sport.

Padel Club Austin court.
Padel Club Austin. (Photo by Juan J. Valdes)

Padel Club Austin

511 Industrial Blvd.

Padel Club Austin, the city’s first Wilson padel facility, has nine state-of-the-art Padel Galis courts, offering a top-tier experience for players of all levels. The facility features a fully stocked Wilson pro shop, offering high-quality equipment, apparel, and accessories, as well as a lounge and viewing area for spectators. Members can also take advantage of professional coaching tailored to their skill level.

Padel and pickleball courts at The Dripping Springs Racquet Club. (Photo courtesy of Dripping Springs Racquet Club)
Padel and pickleball courts at The Dripping Springs Racquet Club. (Photo courtesy of Dripping Springs Racquet Club)

Dripping Springs Racquet Club

13730 US-290

Located in the scenic Hill Country, Dripping Springs Racquet Club is a premier destination for padel enthusiasts. The club boasts three professional-grade outdoor padel courts set against lush, natural surroundings. With excellent facilities, including a clubhouse, fitness center, swimming pool and pro shop, Dripping Springs Racquet Club delivers a top-notch padel experience in a vibrant, community-oriented setting.

Padel39 in Austin.
Padel39 in Austin. (Photo by Haidyn Torbenson)

Padel39

2510 Rutland Drive
4716 East 5th St.

Padel39 started near The Domain with padel courts, a fitness center, saunas, ice baths and an outdoor deck where members can grab snacks or drinks after playing. Now, the Austin-born club has added a second location in East Austin, expanding the concept with 12 courts, a sports bar, coffee shop and training club. The new Eastside spot gives guests more ways to use the space beyond booking a court, whether stopping in for coffee, working out, meeting friends or watching a game.