Now fully open and taking court bookings from Members and Non-Members. Free loan equipment. Broughton Padel

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Padel Basics Events

Broughton Padel have run 15 Padel Basics events since October which have proved very popular. Two new dates are now available for March 2025. As usual these can be booked via the Events Page.

Padel Basics is the natural place to experience Padel and the stepping stone to play socially or look to improve through coaching.

Padel Coaching Day with Nick Williams - LTA Master Padel Tutor

Nick Williams will be at Broughton Padel on Saturday 29th March and running three sessions of 2 hours each: -

Improvers/Lower Intermediates. 10.00 - 12.00. FULLY BOOKED
Improvers 12.30 - 14.30. FULLY BOOKED
Higher Intermediates/Advanced. 15.00 - 17.00. Just 2 Places remaining

Full details and bookings can again be done via the Events Page

Padel Box Leagues

Box Leagues will shortly be introduced on a trial basis for the Improver Category. These are being offered in conjunction with iPadel and PadelLevels. Only Broughton Padel Members are eligible - see Members Area.

The Broughton Padel YouTube Channel is up and running.

There are videos on there of the Opening Day and some spectacular drone footage covering the whole Broughton & District Club site and showcasing Tennis and Padel.

Welcome

Thank for visiting Broughton Padel!

Play on the Padel Courts is available both with Membership packages and on a Pay As You Go basis to Non-Members and Member’s Guests.

Online Booking is available between 08.00 and 22.00 daily

Anyone can book a court, whether a Member or Non Member and free loan equipment, on trust, is provided for the use of players who do not yet have their own. Many players though, once they've tasted the great game of Padel are already buying their own rackets.

Fully integrated, automatic floodlighting will power on for bookings where daylight ts insufficient. Four LED floodlighting stanchions per court provide a perfect playing level of light. The floodlights turn off automatically as well.

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Tennis Lancashire Club of the Year 2025

We're proud to announce Broughton has been named Club of the Year for 2025 by Tennis Lancashire for both Padel and Tennis.

The award was collected on Sunday 2nd March at the Tennis Lancashire AGM held at Hightown Tennis Club.

This is a prestigious award and one that we are thrilled to have won against strong competition from other excellent nominees.

The presentation was made by Sandi Procter, LTA President.

If you haven't done so already come along and see our Padel facilities and everything else Broughtion & District Club has to offer. If you have any questions that this website doesn't answer then get in touch - our contact details are on the Contact Us page.

We have been running Padel Basics Taster Sessions since we opened back in October 24 and will continue to do so. There is currently availability for 12th March. See the Events page for details.

Our existing tennis coaching team from Wayne Scott Tennis & Padel, have started a Coaching Programme focusing initially on the Beginner and Improver category of players which again have proved very popular and they are working on expanding that to meet demand.

All use of the Padel Courts, whether for Members or Non-Members, requires booking either through this website or the LTA Booker App, available for both Apple and Android smartphones.

All those making bookings will need to be registered with this site – using either an existing LTA Advantage Account or a new one.

For those who don't yet know: What is Padel?

Padel is an energising racket sport, which has taken the world by storm.

It is the fastest growing sport in the world, and once you have played it, you will know why. Nicknamed "Tennis with walls" & "Squash in the sun". Padel combines the best elements of Tennis and Squash and is suitable for all ages.

Padel is typically a doubles sport in an enclosed court, which is roughly 1/3rd, the size of a tennis court (20m x 10m). The surrounding walls are an integral part of the game, allowing players to play off it, resulting in longer and more exciting rallies. The scoring system is the same as tennis.

Padel is an addictive sport that appeals to a wide population. Individuals across all ages can play it. The smaller court makes it a social game improving communication and team bonding.

The short stringless Padel rackets are easier to control as it is much closer to the body. Made from carbon fibre or fibreglass, the strings are replaced with a foam or rubber with holes for an improved aerodynamic performance. The balls used are similar to those in tennis, however, slightly smaller and less bouncy.

Click on the image below to watch a YouTube hosted video introducing Padel.