You’ve just swung your padel racket, missed the ball entirely, and accidentally sent it flying into the next court. (Trust me, I’ve been there.) But here’s the thing—padel is the sport to try in Singapore right now. It’s like tennis and squash had a love child, and it’s way more fun than it sounds.
With its fast-growing popularity in over 80 countries and endorsement from the International Tennis Federation, there’s no better time to jump on board this thrilling sport- Even the football legend, Christiano Ronaldo is promoting it!
Exploring the top locations to experience Padel in Singapore for an exciting game!
Whether you’re a newbie (like me) or a seasoned player, here’s the ultimate listicle of the best padel courts in Singapore.
Padel Courts in Singapore (Public available)
Singpadel
Located at Jurong Gateway, This is by far the most economical option to play Padel in Singapore.
From singles/ Double Court, they allows 90 mins of playtime per booking which is more than ample time to enjoy the game. They also have various classes to teach Padel for beginners ranging from $30 each.
Do note that Padel is not the same as pickle ball! The court size and play style may seem similar but it is way more dynamic.
Heres is what Singpadel has to offer:
Pricing: Off-peak S$56/hour, Peak S$80/hour (peak hours are 5–9pm). Each booking is for 60 minutes (or 90 minutes for doubles play), providing ample time for a match. This is one of the most affordable padel options in Singapore.
Amenities: Four double courts and two single courts are available outdoors at Singpadel. It’s a self-service facility which celebrates the essence of Padel Singapore, with no permanent on-site staff. Basic changing facilities are available, and being next to the Jurong East public pool means public restrooms and showers are nearby.
Equipment Rental: Rackets can be rented on-site for around S$5 each
. Balls are usually available for purchase or you can bring your own. (SingPadel often provided free loaner equipment when starting out, but a small rental fee may apply now.)
Coaching Options: Yes – SingPadel offers a range of classes. They have a fun one-hour Intro Session for beginners (4 players/coach) and even a Family Intro (90 minutes for up to 5 people).
For skill development, there are group classes for various levels and assessment sessions to get personalized feedback. SingPadel also runs a Junior Academy for ages 6–18 to nurture young padel talent. Private coaching can be arranged as well.
Here’s a quick overview of the lesson at Singpadel!
These are my few takeaways:
1) One very interesting feature they have is an online app for booking– the Padel Mates App which allows you to book the space and also match with players if you’re looking to compete!
In fact, this app allow you to book at different locations in Singapore!
2) Everything there is Self-service! You book the court using the app, borrow a racket from the storage system and return it. You can have a swing at your friends whenever the booking allows for.
3) They have dedicated coaches that love the sport and give very useful tips to pick up Padel so don’t worry if you’re new!
4) After experiencing their introduction session, I can say that their court is super high quality and drys up very quickly after the rain too!
Overall I rate the experience a 9/10! It is an amazing sport to pick up.
Padel.co
For everyone curious about Padel in Singapore, there are many options to explore.
The Padel Co. fosters a social community of players. There’s an active WhatsApp group for members to arrange matches and occasional social mixers.
- Pricing: Courts rent for S$140 per 90 minutes (about S$93/hour) . This rate is typically per court (for up to 4 players). The relatively long 90-minute slot ensures you get a good session with friends.
- Amenities: The Padel Co. offers a full club experience. It has 3 outdoor courts (uncovered) on the rooftop and a cozy clubhouse area.
Players enjoy access to an integrated café and bar, a pro-shop for padel gear, and changing rooms with shower facilities. The on-site club house and store provide refreshments and equipment, making it a nice social hangout before/after games. - Equipment Rental: Yes – racket rentals are available (typically for a small fee) . Balls can be bought at the club store. If you don’t have your own padel racket, The Padel Co. has you covered.
The Padel Co. can arrange private or group lessons with certified coaches. They occasionally run beginner workshops as well. (You can reach out via their website or WhatsApp to inquire about lessons.)
One fun fact, it’s one of the venues used in the Singapore National Padel League (SNPL) for weekly fixtures
Prime Padel (Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel)
Prime Padel’s rooftop courts at the Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel offer a premium padel experience just minutes from Singapore’s Central Business District. Only about a 15-minute drive from the CBD, this rooftop padel club is perched above the hotel’s carpark with views of the Singapore River.
- Pricing: S$100 per hour (or S$150 for 90 minutes) for a court. Prices are the same for peak and off-peak times. This rate is on par with other premium padel venues. Courts are open 7am–10pm daily
- Amenities: There are 3 outdoor double courts (glass-walled) which are uncovered but partially shaded in the afternoons. Being located at a hotel, players have access to restroom facilities, and one can grab food/drinks from the hotel’s eateries.
- Equipment Rental: Yes – rackets can be rented and balls are available . If you book a lesson, gear is often provided. For regular bookings, just inform Prime Padel if you need to borrow rackets.
- Coaching Options: Definitely – Prime Padel places a big emphasis on coaching. They offer private and group lessons, and notably are launching Asia’s first dedicated Padel Academy for youth (ages 3–16).
This junior program (inspired by European training) focuses on building skills and character in young players. For adults, Prime Padel’s coaches (including expatriate padel pros) can help all skill levels improve in a fun, encouraging way - Booking Process: Prime Padel uses its own app and website for bookings. You can download the “Prime Padel Sport” app (iOS/Android) or use their web booking portal to reserve courts and classes. Once you’ve registered an account, booking a court is straightforward. (Hotel guests may book through the concierge as well.)
Bliss Padel aka MBSSPORTS
If you’re looking for a classy view of the city while playing Padel, Bliss Padel is for you! Located at the marina sports center, it is very convenient as it’s a central location for many people.
Bliss Padel offers breathtaking views while you play Padel in Singapore.
Even though it’s slightly pricier than at around $30 per pax with equipment rentals of $10, it is understandable as they are located in the city area! It’s definitely a good place to play and unwind after work.
What’s interesting is that they have a WhatsApp group for beginners to advance level for the Padel community in Singapore which can be useful for gaining tips or having a friendly match with other players!
Update: Their website is currently down so you will have to book through MBSSPORTS..
Ricochet Padel at Laguna Green & Sentosa
Ricochet Padel (Sentosa & Laguna)
Ricochet Padel operates at two scenic locations: one amidst the lush grounds of a Sentosa resort, and another at the Laguna golf resort near Changi.
- Pricing: The pricing starts of with Peak hours at $84 p/h (7am to 12pm + 4pm to 10pm) and Off-Peak hours at $72 p/h (12pm to 4pm). For the rental, it is similar to Bliss Padel at $10 per rental, get a racquet and step onto the court. These rates are for a 60-minute session.
Off-peak typically covers weekday daytimes, while evenings and weekends are peak. Tip: The Sentosa courts often have packages for hotel guests, and off-peak daytime slots there can be a great value for a resort setting. - Amenities: Ricochet delivers a premium experience in line with its resort venues. The Sentosa branch has 3 courts, of which two are covered by a roof structure – meaning you can play even during rain. Both locations provide access to on-site showers and changing facilities (via the resort/club’s amenities).
After your game, you can enjoy the resort facilities: Sentosa’s Amara Sanctuary has restaurants and a pool bar nearby, while Laguna National has a clubhouse lounge. - Equipment Rental: Yes – paddle rackets can be rented for about S$10 each
- Booking Process: You can book courts online via the Ricochet Padel website (which uses a system called Podify). Choose your preferred location (Sentosa or Laguna), then select a date and time slot to reserve. Alternatively, you can contact them via WhatsApp or phone for assistance
Padel Tribe
The Cage Padel Tribe (Dempsey)
Booking Process: Court bookings are handled through the Playtomic app (same as The Padel Co.). Simply search for “Cage Padel” or the Dempsey location in the app to view availability. You can also book via The Cage’s website or call their office. No membership is required – it’s pay-per-use. Do note that The Cage has other sports users (e.g., futsal) on-site; follow the signs to the padel area when you arrive
Pricing: S$100 for 60 minutes, S$150 for 90 minutes per court. Pricing is flat (no separate peak rate given). This is comparable to other major padel venues. Courts are typically available from morning till 10pm; lighting for night play is provided.
Amenities: The Cage @ Dempsey offers 4 outdoor padel courts (all doubles courts) with high fences and night lighting. The setup is relatively no-frills – think of it like tennis courts in a park, but with proper padel glass walls and turf.
There is a small reception area and basic facilities (benches, a water cooler, and nearby restrooms). While there’s no on-site café or pro-shop, Dempsey Hill has plenty of cafes and restaurants a short walk away for post-game refreshments.
Equipment Rental: Yes – racket rentals are available on-site (usually around S$10 each, if needed). You can also purchase balls from the counter or bring your own. The Cage provides all necessary equipment for coaching sessions as well.
Other Padel Spots in Singapore (Private)
These are spots only for members of certain clubs. If you have friends there the why not try out their private courts!
Swiss Club
If your a british club member or a swiss club member, then this court is perfect for you. If not please skip this section! To make a booking for swiss club members, simply use their online portal!
For British Club members, you must be Padel section members. To enter the Swiss Club, British Club members must provide their visitor ticket as well as their BC membership card.
A guest pass is $12 and can be purchased from the Padel Section convenor.
The courts operate from Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays (except holidays)
Time: 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Hollandse Padel Club
This is another private Padel Club in Singapore with court booking of $20/h and $5 Rental and members can join a thier WhatsApp group to gain access to Padel lessons and activities as they become available.
Up & Coming Padel Spots in Singapore
Do check out this site for more information of the up and coming padel arenas in Singapore as it continues to grow in popularity!
SkyPark Arena
Sky park arena which is located at 102 Ulu Pandan Rd is also opening some new courts. So if your a padel fanatic living in the west, this would be another good option that you can consider if Singpadel gets too crowded!
For all of you reading this, do help to list any new Padel Clubs here at sportifate.
To summarize, Padel is a fantastic sport that combines the best of tennis and squash. It’s easy to learn, fun to play, and suitable for people of all ages and skill levels.
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