Club Wed, 09 Sep 2020
Padel coming to Wales soon!
The construction of the very first padel court in Wales has now resumed!
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Club Fri, 28 Aug 2020
Group Booking
Game4Padel members can now book a court from only £2/ per person per hour and add non members as "guest" in their booking from £4/hour.
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Peak/Off Peak Rates
From Monday 31st August, we are introducing peak and off peak booking rates at our venues in Edinburgh and we will also aim to apply this to future venues.
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Welcome to the Game4Padel Academy!
The Game4Padel Academy aims to promote the world's fastest growing sport to children and teenagers! We currently run our programme at our Game4Padel venues in Edinburgh, Thistle Padel Club (covered courts) and Barnton Park LTC.
Read more Club Fri, 24 Jul 2020
Box Leagues Resume
The Winter Box Leagues that were due to finish on the 3rd April are now ready to restart! You can now organise matches against pairs you haven't played yet. The new end date for this competition is Sunday 20th September.
Read more Club Fri, 24 Jul 2020
Court Booking Rates
We are making some important and exciting changes in our pricing structure.
Read more Club Tue, 21 Jul 2020
Galan/Lebron confirm while Ortega/Gonzalez win their first title together!
The World Padel Tour was in Madrid again last week. The Spanish capital culminates at 650m and was in 35C degrees heat all week.
Read more Club Sat, 11 Jul 2020
Back to Doubles!
Following the Scottish Government's announcement on Thursday 9th July, we are now allowed to play doubles with players from different households!
Read more Club Tue, 07 Jul 2020
The World Padel Tour is back!
The World Padel Tour made its return in Madrid last week for the Estrella Damm Open 2020 and some things haven't changed...Ale Galán/Juan Lebrón & Ale Salazar/Ariana Sánchez are still in incredible form!
Read more Club Fri, 26 Jun 2020
How can padel tennis transform your club and be introduced successfully?
Thistle Tennis Club in Edinburgh was for many years one of the leading clubs in the East of Scotland, producing players for County teams and beyond. The club is very much part of the local community and with 6 courts, had over 350 members. Gradually, however, the club found itself in a spiral of decline familiar to many clubs; facilities deteriorating, membership declining, income reducing, in what would ultimately have been a terminal spiral of decline.
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