Best Padel Courts & Clubs in Glasgow
Looking to play padel in Glasgow? You’re in the right place. Glasgow is quickly becoming Scotland’s padel hotspot, with new courts, coaching, and clubs opening across the city. Whether you’re a beginner, a tennis convert, or an experienced padel player, this guide covers the best places to play padel in and around Glasgow, plus where to book lessons, hire courts, and join social games.
Golf It! - Glasgow East End
Experience padel in the heart of the city at Golf It!, Hogganfield Park. Their three new padel courts in Glasgow are the first of their kind, open daily from 8 AM to 10 PM. With world-class facilities, these courts are perfect for both casual games and competitive practice.
Great Western Golf - Clydebank
Great Western Golf has partnered with Game4Padel to bring three outdoor padel courts to Glasgow. These courts meet international standards, with glass walls and artificial grass, making them a professional yet fun place to play.
David Lloyd Rouken Glen - Southside Glasgow
David Lloyd is expanding its sports facilities by adding brand-new padel courts in Glasgow. Located in Rouken Glen, these courts are a fantastic option for members looking to add variety to their fitness and sports routine.
West of Scotland Padel Club - Indoor Facility
Located just outside Glasgow in Stevenston, this is a dedicated indoor padel facility with three courts. Indoor padel is ideal for Scotland’s unpredictable weather, allowing players to enjoy matches all year round.
Power League Paisley - Covered Padel Courts
Just minutes from Glasgow, Power League Paisley now offers four covered padel courts, giving players the chance to enjoy the sport in almost any weather.
Nuffield Health Milngavie
Nuffield Health Milngavie offers a fully indoor padel court, along with expert coaching sessions. Perfect for beginners and intermediate players who want to improve their game while staying active.
Soul Padel - Braehead
Coming Soon
Glasgow’s padel future looks bright, with new clubs such as Soul Padel at Braehead on the horizon. This expansion reflects the rising demand for padel facilities in and around the city.
Prime Padel
Coming Soon
Scotland’s first fully indoor padel club is coming to Glasgow! Opening in November 2025, the new venue will feature six state-of-the-art indoor courts, coaching programmes, a social lounge, and café -perfect for year-round play, rain or shine.
Map of Padel Courts Glasgow
📚 Padel Glasgow – FAQs
💰 How much does it cost to play padel in Glasgow?
Court hire is usually £20 – £35 per hour for doubles, with off-peak discounts and membership deals at many clubs.
🎾 Do I need equipment?
You’ll need a padel racket and balls. Most venues offer rental gear, and you can buy your own starter racket for under £100.
📍 Are there indoor padel courts in Glasgow?
Yes – Nuffield Health Milngavie and the West of Scotland Padel Club offer indoor facilities for all-weather play.
📅 Where can I book padel lessons in Glasgow?
Golf It!, Great Western Golf and David Lloyd Rouken Glen all offer beginner and intermediate coaching with qualified instructors.
📈 Is padel popular in Scotland?
Absolutely – it’s one of Scotland’s fastest-growing sports, with new courts launching across Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen.
✅ How to Get Started with Padel in Glasgow
Pick a venue from the list above
Book a padel court online
Bring friends (or join a social session)
Rent or buy a racket and get playing
Padel is a fun, sociable and accessible sport and Glasgow is now one of the best places in Scotland to play.
💡 Why Padel Is Booming in Glasgow
🎾 Beginner-Friendly: Easier to learn than tennis
👥 Social & Fun: Played in doubles, encourages teamwork
⚡ Fast-Paced: Exciting rallies mixing tennis and squash
👨👩👧👦 All Ages: Suitable from teens to seniors
Local clubs are offering coaching, social mixers, leagues and tournaments, helping build Glasgow’s padel community.
Get Started with Padel in Glasgow
If you’re looking to join the city’s growing padel scene, start by booking a court at one of the venues above. Grab a padel racket, bring some friends, and experience why this sport is becoming such a phenomenon worldwide.