Project Padel Newcastle

Project Padel in Newcastle puts three indoor courts at the heart of the city’s growing padel scene. Being fully indoors, the courts stay open through Tyne and Wear’s changeable weather, so a booking is never at the mercy of the skies. Access is pay-and-play, meaning you can reserve a court and bring along three friends with no membership required. It is a convenient, all-weather choice for padel in Newcastle, equally suited to beginners finding their feet and seasoned players after a quick game.

New to padel? What you need for your first session

Most UK padel venues hire rackets by the hour, so you do not need to buy anything before your first game. Check this club’s booking page for hire availability and prices.

Once you have played a few times and want your own kit, this is the order we would buy in.

• Court shoes first. Clubs hire rackets, they do not hire shoes, and running trainers slide on padel courts. This is the single purchase that most improves your first month. See our best padel shoes for UK players.
• Then a racket. Once your technique has settled you will know whether you want control or power. Start with our best beginner padel rackets, or read how to choose your first padel racket.
• Balls last. Most clubs provide balls for casual sessions. When you start playing regularly, see our best padel balls for UK courts.

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Never played before? Read the rules of padel and how padel differs from tennis before you turn up.

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