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Padel courts in Los Angeles

Explore 3 researched padel venues in Los Angeles. Padel Up — Century City: outdoor. Padel Up — Culver City: indoor. The Padel Courts: outdoor.

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3 club listings · researched September 2026

CLUB COMPARISON

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ClubSettingCourtsBookingPrice in research
Padel Up — Century CityLos AngelesOutdoor2Playbypoint$100 off-peak / $120 peak per court-hour
Padel Up — Culver CityLos AngelesIndoor3Playbypoint$120 off-peak / $140 peak per court-hour
The Padel CourtsLos AngelesOutdoor2PlaybypointFull-size court $70 / 30 min; mini court $25 / 30 min

Research snapshot, September 17, 2026. Prices, access and court counts require reconfirmation.

PLAYING PADEL IN LOS ANGELES

Your guide to padel in Los Angeles

Our Los Angeles directory currently includes 3 clubs, with 7 reported padel courts. You can compare indoor and outdoor venues below. Counts reflect the club records in this guide, not a complete census of the city.

Padel Up — Century City

Padel Up Century City has two outdoor courts on the Westfield Century City rooftop. The entrance is on Level 2 between Nordstrom and AMC, with the courts above on the Skydeck. The club accepts pay-and-play bookings without a membership and offers lessons, clinics and organized open play. Racquets are available to rent, and a small pro shop sells balls and other equipment. There is also a lounge for before or after a match. Court time is priced for the whole court, with a lower off-peak rate. Allow extra time to find the entrance within the mall and check parking terms before a longer session. [1]

Getting there: 10250 Santa Monica Boulevard. Mall parking; the club advertises the first hour free. Entrance on Level 2 between AMC and Nordstrom.

Booking and access: Pay-and-play; no membership required. Book through Playbypoint.

Padel Up — Culver City

Padel Up's Culver City flagship has three indoor courts beneath 30-foot ceilings, at the corner of Hauser and Jefferson. Court reservations are available without a membership. Alongside matches, the operator offers coaching, clinics and organized play, with equipment available to rent. The building includes a bar and lounge, a pro shop and fitness equipment. The sauna, cold plunge and locker-room showers are member benefits, so they should not be assumed to come with a casual court booking. A private parking lot is on site; drive through the gate and follow the green stripe to the entrance. Off-peak bookings have a lower published court rate. [2]

Getting there: 3007 Hauser Boulevard. Private on-site parking. Follow the green stripe through the main entrance.

Booking and access: Pay-and-play courts; sauna, cold plunge and locker-room showers are for members. Book through Playbypoint.

The Padel Courts

The Padel Courts on Sunset Boulevard has two full-size padel courts and a separate mini court. The smaller court is advertised for two-player rallies, practice and casual games, so choose the court format carefully when booking. The club offers hour-long clinics grouped by ability, individual coaching and two-hour organized open-play sessions. Equipment is included in clinics, while court bookings and open play have separate racket-rental arrangements. There is a dedicated parking lot behind the club, reached through the alley, plus an outdoor area for stretching or relaxing. Reservations run through Playbypoint. Published hours are daily, with holiday changes posted on the club's Instagram. [3]

Getting there: 5115 W Sunset Boulevard. Dedicated lot behind the club, accessible from the alley.

Booking and access: Online court bookings, clinics and open-play sessions offered. Book through Playbypoint.

Choosing a court in Los Angeles

Indoor options: Padel Up — Culver City. Compare court counts and opening hours on each profile.

Outdoor options: Padel Up — Century City, The Padel Courts. Check weather and the operator’s cancellation policy before booking.

Where can beginners play in Los Angeles?

We have not confirmed a beginner program in the current city records. Ask the listed operators about introductions and equipment before booking.

What does padel cost in Los Angeles?

Use the comparison table above for each club’s published rates. Check whether a price is per player or per court, the session duration, and any equipment or guest charges. Current availability and checkout prices are set by the operator.

Can I book a court through Padel Local?

Each club profile links to the operator or its booking provider. Court reservations and payments happen there; Padel Local does not display live court availability.

Sources for this city guide
  1. Padel Up — Century City · source information. Record checked 2026-09-28.
  2. Padel Up — Culver City · source information. Record checked 2026-09-28.
  3. The Padel Courts · source information. Record checked 2026-09-28.