A weekly padel community founded by Saujas and Archie. We both kept getting into padel in bursts — a few sessions here and there — and found ourselves back at square one each time: chasing a court, a fourth, and a laid-back group to actually play with. Turns out finding a casual padel club you could just turn up to didn't really exist, so we built one.
Padel Net Club is a weekly padel social in London. Two courts, twelve players — six men, six women — shuffled into new pairs all session. All abilities welcome, no partner or team needed, just turn up.
Two hours on court, then a drink after. Solo or with a mate — we sort the group, the pairs, and the game.
Six men, six women, every session. It changes how the pairs play and who you end up talking to afterwards — on purpose.
Nobody's stuck carrying a court or getting steamrolled. We mix standard across pairs so every round is competitive, not a mismatch.
You won't be seated with the friend you came with. That's not an accident — it's the entire point of a social over a private hire.
Handles the numbers, the format, and making sure the courts are booked and the rotation actually runs on time.
Why padel over five-a-side? Nobody's ever broken a finger apologising for a bad lob.
Handles the people — the bit that turns a padel booking into an actual social.
Pre-match ritual? Overconfidence and a flat white.
Six men, six women, one court time. First come, first served.
Book your spot — £22.50