FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, we love having dogs around!
Keeping them on lead as to not disturb the court is preferred.
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Parking is available on-site and clearly signposted. As we are located on a working farm, we kindly ask that you use the designated spaces provided. If these are full, additional parking is available on the road by the pub — and why not pop in for a visit while you’re there?
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Monday-Sunday
6am - 10pm
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Absolutely! You don’t need to bring your own racket to get started. We have quality padel rackets available on-site free of charge, so you can turn up and play without any hassle. Balls are also provided, so all you need is comfortable sportswear and trainers.
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WOf course! Our courts welcome players of all skill levels, so you can jump in, learn, and enjoy the game at your own pace.
We also offer courses with our coaches which you can find on Playtomic!
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We provide on-site large toilet with changing room space, alongside sports therapy treatment rooms. A comfortable social area, with drinks and pastries served 7.30am - 2pm 7 days a week.
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No more chasing friends for money after a game! With Playtomic, our booking software, everyone pays their share of the court instantly when you book.
All you need is a Playtomic account, and your game is good to go. Quick, easy, and stress-free.
How To Play
Equipment
You’ll play with a solid padel racket (no strings) and a slightly softer tennis ball, on a 10m x 20m enclosed court with glass and mesh walls.
Serving
Serves must be underhand.
The ball must bounces once in your service box before you hit it.
You serve diagonally into your opponent’s service box.
It can touch the glass after bouncing, but not the metal fence.
You get two serves, just like in tennis.
Scoring
Padel uses the same system as tennis: 15, 30, 40, game.
Matches are usually best of 3 sets.
A set is won by reaching 6 games with a 2-game lead (a tie-break is played at 6–6).
Play
The ball must bounce once on the ground before hitting a wall.
It can rebound off the glass walls, but not the metal fence.
You can even play the ball off your own wall, as long as it lands in your opponent’s court.
Faults
The ball lands outside the lines without hitting the playable glass.
The ball hits the fence before bouncing in the opponent’s court.
The ball bounces twice on your side.