Where to play,
state by state.

Sydney is one of the most active padel markets in the country, with indoor and outdoor courts spread across the eastern suburbs, inner west and northern beaches, and demand consistently running ahead of court supply.

Melbourne has grown into one of Australia's strongest padel markets, combining premium indoor clubs with more casual, lifestyle-focused venues across the inner city and surrounding suburbs.

The Gold Coast was among the first Australian cities to get dedicated padel courts, and Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast have followed with their own venues as the sport builds momentum in the state.

Perth was one of the earliest Australian cities to embrace padel and continues to add courts, with the local scene increasingly focused on club competitions and coaching pathways.

Adelaide's padel scene is newer but building steadily, with dedicated indoor facilities now open and more players discovering the sport each season.

Canberra has a small but steadily growing padel community, drawing a lot of new players who are trying the sport for the first time.