Where to Play Padel in Florida, US?

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Florida is the undisputed padel capital of the United States. With over 50 clubs and 250+ courts, the Sunshine State accounts for roughly 40% of all padel infrastructure in the country. We already covered Miami in a separate guide, so this post focuses on the rest of Florida. From Orlando’s growing indoor scene to Palm Beach’s premium clubs and the Gulf Coast’s newest facilities, there is no shortage of places to play.

If you are new to padel, check out our beginner’s guide to padel before heading out. And for our other US location guides, see Padel nos EUA, Nova Iorque, Texas, Califórnia, Pensilvâniae Carolina do Norte.

Below we list seven clubs across four regions of Florida (outside of Miami) with addresses, court details, pricing, and contact information so you can book your next game.

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Orlando

Orlando has quickly become a padel hotspot in Central Florida, with three clubs now operating and more on the way. Whether you want a premium indoor experience or outdoor courts at a resort, Orlando has options for every player.

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Lake Padel Club Orlando

Lake Padel Club is Orlando’s premier indoor padel facility, offering five panoramic courts designed for year-round play regardless of Florida’s heat and rain. The club features certified coaches (PadelMBA, USPA, USPTA) who run private lessons, group clinics, and junior programs.

Beyond the courts, Lake Padel Club fosters a strong community atmosphere with monthly leagues, corporate tournaments, and social competitions for all levels. A mezzanine lounge and bar provide a space to relax and socialize after your match. Individual, family, and corporate memberships are available.

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Sodo Padel

Sodo Padel is located inside Free Kick Orlando and brings three state-of-the-art outdoor courts built to international standards. The club caters to casual players and competitive athletes alike, with court rentals, private lessons, and regular tournaments.

Court rental starts at $88 for a 90-minute session. Sodo Padel also runs extended hours until midnight, making it a great option for evening play. Bookings are made through the Playtomic app. The club also hosts birthday parties, corporate events, and social gatherings.

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Padel in Orlando (Caribe Royale)

Padel in Orlando is run by Angel Espadas, a Barcelona-born coach who also serves as the USA women’s national team coach. The facility is located inside the Caribe Royale Resort, a 4-star all-suite hotel near Disney, giving it a unique resort-padel crossover appeal.

Court rates run $75 (plus tax) for a 90-minute morning session (8am-1pm) and $94 (plus tax) for evening sessions (5pm-close). Afternoon slots (1pm-5pm) are complimentary for hotel guests with a reservation. Paddles are provided at no extra charge. The facility is expanding, with plans to add at least two more padel courts in the near future.

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Tampa Bay / St. Petersburg

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St. Pete Athletic

St. Pete Athletic is a massive 45,000-square-foot “urban country club” located inside The Factory, a 90,000-square-foot arts and culture hub in the Warehouse Arts District. It is the only facility in Florida offering pickleball, padel, and table tennis under one roof.

The club features two premier indoor glass and turf padel courts alongside 14 pickleball courts and four professional table tennis tables. Beyond racket sports, the venue includes Roses (a full-service restaurant), cocktail and coffee bars, a gym, saunas, cold plunges, and locker rooms. Memberships start at $250/month for individuals, $450 for couples, and $600 for families. The club is also open to the public for daily play.

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Palm Beach and Boca Raton

South Florida outside of Miami is where some of the most exciting padel investment is happening. Palm Beach County alone has multiple premium clubs, with more under construction. If you are in the area, you have access to some of the best courts in the country.

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Padel Club Palm Beach

Padel Club Palm Beach positions itself as a premium padel destination just minutes from downtown West Palm Beach. The facility offers four championship courts (one indoor and three outdoor) along with a stylish clubhouse, bar, lounge, and premium locker rooms.

Amenities go well beyond the courts. Members get access to an indoor gym, a wellness center with cold plunge, steam room, and sauna, plus conference rooms and event spaces. An on-site Pura Vida cafe keeps you fueled. Courts are open daily from 6:30 AM to 11:00 PM, and bookings can be made through the club website.

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Legio GP World

Legio GP World is the first dedicated padel club in Boca Raton, featuring three premium Italian-made outdoor courts with tech-powered tracking. The club is a Babolat partner, which gives it access to top-tier equipment for rentals and retail.

Court rental runs $99 for one hour or $129 for 90 minutes. The club offers certified instructors, memberships, and equipment rental. Amenities include free parking, a store, cafeteria, changing rooms, and WiFi. Courts are open seven days a week from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Bookings can be made through the Playtomic app or the club website. Legio GP holds a perfect 5-star rating from 20 reviews on MyPadelWay.

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Sarasota / Gulf Coast

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Anytime Padel USA (Sarasota)

Anytime Padel brings the sport to the Sarasota-Bradenton area through a partnership with Palm Aire Country Club. The club offers court rentals and lessons from certified trainers who cover everything from fundamentals for beginners to strategy development for intermediate and advanced players.

Courts are open daily from 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Padel balls are available for rent and purchase. The club also offers bundled discounts when you combine lessons with court time, making it a good value option if you are just getting started with padel.

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Resumo

Florida’s padel scene extends far beyond Miami. With clubs now operating in Orlando, St. Petersburg, West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, and Sarasota, players across the state have access to quality courts and coaching. The investment pouring into Florida padel shows no signs of slowing down, with several major facilities under construction or expansion.

Whether you are a beginner looking for your first racket or an experienced player searching for competitive league play, Florida has a club that fits. For Miami specifically, check out our dedicated Miami padel guide.

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FAQ – Playing Padel in Florida

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