Padel, an innovative form of tennis, is one of the fastest growing sports. It’s easy to learn, extremely sociable and a great way to get a low impact, high-energy cardio workout. Played on an enclosed court about a third the size of a tennis court, groups of mixed ages and abilities can play together.

There are more than 800 padel courts in the Great Britain. Norfolk has four padel court venues, the Diss Heywood Tennis & Padel Club, the Royal Norwich Golf Club, Blazing Padels near Reepham, and Norfolk Padel at East Barsham. 

The rules are much the same as tennis, although you hit an underarm serve and the walls are used as part of the game. Padel is a great way to attract new members. Learn More 

General Guidance On Planning, Building & Operating A Padel Court (PDF) 

Competition

View LTA Padel Rankings

Padel Officiating
Existing tennis referees can do a free one-hour LTA Padel Referee Conversion Course.

The Norfolk Padel ambassador is Suzanne Scarlett.