Broughton Padel

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Broughton Padel, based at the long-established Broughton & District Club in Preston, is a vibrant new home for one of the UK’s fastest-growing sports. With two state-of-the-art floodlit outdoor padel courts, the club has quickly become a welcoming destination for anyone looking to discover, enjoy, or compete in this exciting and highly social racquet game. The ethos at Broughton Padel is simple: padel is for everyone. Whether you’re stepping onto court for the very first time or already an experienced player, the club has a programme designed to help you get the most out of every session. Beginners can take advantage of friendly introductory sessions, where coaches explain the rules, demonstrate techniques, and get you playing rallies in no time. For regular players, there are weekly social sessions that encourage mixing, meeting new partners, and enjoying the sport in its most relaxed and enjoyable form. For those with a competitive streak, Broughton Padel also runs leagues and ladders, giving players the chance to test their skills against others in the community. These formats provide the perfect balance of fun and challenge, with opportunities to improve, measure progress, and experience the thrill of match play under lights on the floodlit courts. Accessibility is at the heart of the club’s mission. Free equipment hire is available, so there’s no need to invest in rackets right away – just bring yourself, some sportswear, and plenty of enthusiasm. The club’s welcoming culture ensures that newcomers and seasoned players alike feel part of the community from the very first visit. Beyond the courts, members and guests benefit from the broader facilities of Broughton & District Club, a well-loved local hub with a proud history of fostering sport and community in Preston. Whether you’re there for padel, to socialise, or to participate in the club’s other sporting activities, the emphasis is always on creating connections and encouraging active, healthy lifestyles. Broughton Padel is more than just a place to play – it’s a space to belong. By offering top-quality courts, inclusive programming, and a genuine community spirit, the club is helping to grow the game of padel in the North West and ensuring that everyone, regardless of age or experience, has the chance to get involved.