Best Padel Clubs in Miami 2026: Courts, Classes, Prices and Vibe
Miami is a city built around beaches, outdoor living and having fun, so it comes as no surprise that padel has quickly become part of the city’s lifestyle. With its social energy, easy-to-learn format and growing popularity across South Florida, padel is now attracting everyone from first-time players to experienced athletes.
For this reason, Miami Living brings you our selection of what we view as the best padel courts and clubs in Miami and South Florida. From indoor and outdoor courts to facilities offering lessons, clinics, memberships, cafés and wellness amenities, the options vary depending on how you want to play.
Prices published below may change, including court rental fees, so be sure to double-check directly with each club or through its booking page.
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Downtown, Edgewater & Wynwood
Wynwood Padel Club
Address: 1932 NW Miami Court, Miami, FL 33136
Published price example: $40 for the listed Men’s Clinic 2.0.
Reservations: Book a court
Wynwood Padel Club combines eight outdoor courts with Tie Break Café and a courtside lounge. Coffee, smoothies and seating away from the playing surface make it a practical choice for groups planning to spend time together before or after a match. The lounge includes sofas, artwork and a screen for watching sports.
Its coaching program offers men’s and women’s clinics for up to four players, along with private lessons accommodating one to four participants. Sessions run for 60 or 90 minutes. Players booking the published clinic example should check its level requirements and available dates; it is a specific program price, not a general court-rental rate.
Real Padel Miami
Address: 1739 NE 2nd Avenue, Miami, FL 33132
Published price examples: $128 plus tax for listed 120-minute regular court bookings; $50 per player for a listed 90-minute high-beginner clinic.
Reservations: Book courts and classes
Real Padel Miami has four outdoor courts on NE Second Avenue, between downtown and Edgewater. Equipment rental, changing rooms and food options appear among its booking-page amenities. The smaller court setup gives central Miami players another option alongside larger facilities nearby.
Its training calendar includes level assessments, beginner clinics and match lessons with coach Matteo Tenoglio. Organized play ranges from intermediate tournaments to mixed Americano events. A level assessment can help players select suitable sessions before joining a clinic or competition.
Padel X Miami
Address: 141 NE 13th Terrace, Miami, FL 33132
Published prices: $44 per player for listed 60-minute beginner clinics; membership at $200 monthly or $2,160 annually.
Reservations: Book courts, classes and memberships
Padel X Miami has 10 outdoor courts at its downtown location, with a pro shop and snack bar on site. Its calendar combines court bookings with organized competitions for different levels, making it an option for players who want scheduled opportunities to join the club’s playing community.
Instruction includes children’s programs and graded beginner clinics. Membership provides a 14-day advance-booking window, compared with three days for nonmembers, and a 20 percent discount on individual court bookings. Those terms make playing frequency and preferred booking times useful considerations when comparing a membership with occasional visits.
Magic City & Little Haiti
ULTRA Padel Club
Address: 400 NE 67th Street, Miami, FL 33138
Published prices: Outdoor clinics from $60 for 90 minutes; private lessons from $150 for 60 minutes.
Reservations: Book courts and classes
ULTRA’s Magic City location offers 15 outdoor courts, 11 indoor courts, an additional indoor singles court and two children’s courts. The variety makes it a useful option for families and players who want a choice of court settings at the same address.
The club’s training and social programs include adult clinics for different abilities, junior instruction and private lessons at the starting prices listed above. Open-play nights match participants who arrive without a partner, giving newcomers a way to meet other players. The mix of instruction and organized play makes the setting suited to building a regular playing routine.
Design District
Reserve Design District
Address: 75 NE 39th Street, Miami, FL 33137
Published lesson range: $150–$200; confirm session duration and membership charges with the club.
Club information: View facilities and booking options
Reserve Design District operates as a members-only club with three glass-enclosed courts. Its outdoor gym, cold plunges and lounge place padel within a broader workout and social routine. Showers and a pro shop round out the facilities.
The club’s private-lesson request form lets players specify their level and preferred schedule. Access rules are specific to this location, so visitors should establish membership and guest eligibility before planning a match or lesson.
North Miami & Miami Shores
i95 Padel Club
Address: 650 NW 105th Street, Miami, FL 33150
Published price examples: September tournament entries listed at $50–$70; check the booking calendar for court and lesson rates.
Reservations: Book courts and view programs
i95 Padel Club offers four indoor courts and two outdoor courts, with equipment rental, free parking and a café among its listed amenities. Weekday opening hours extend to midnight, making it an option for players whose schedules favor later matches.
The club offers beginner instruction covering technique, court movement and strategy. Its September competition calendar includes women’s Queen of the Court events and a high-intermediate ladder. That programming gives the club a clear role for players interested in organized competition as well as casual bookings.
Pulse Padel Hub
Published price example: $35 per player for listed 90-minute clinics.
Reservations: Book courts and programs
Pulse Padel Hub lists six outdoor courts in North Miami, together with free parking, equipment rental and changing rooms. A café, snack bar and shop provide facilities for spending time at the club around a match.
The calendar includes clinics with Hernan Rebollo, beginner open play and intermediate tournaments. Players can choose between coached sessions and organized games, with level requirements and participation fees shown for each activity.
Reserve SoLé Mia
Published price examples: $50 per player for listed 60-minute clinics; $95 per player for listed 90-minute Academy x Juan Martin Diaz sessions.
Reservations: Book courts and programs
Reserve SoLé Mia combines seven indoor padel courts with five outdoor courts. Its facilities also include a members-only gym and wellness amenities such as a sauna, steam room and cold plunges. Pura Vida and conference rooms add options for spending time at the club beyond a match, with access depending on membership terms.
The program calendar includes junior sessions, clinics grouped by playing level and Academy x Juan Martin Diaz training. Reserve’s published access policy permits nonmembers to book courts at standard rates. Players considering a first visit should distinguish that court access from the benefits attached to membership.
Miami Beach
Sunset Padel
Published membership price: Premier membership at $350 per month, plus court fees at member rates.
Membership information: View the club’s membership listing
Sunset Padel has four indoor courts in Sunset Harbour and operates as a members-only club. A clubhouse and locker rooms support a setting organized around recurring visits and member events. Premier membership includes five-day advance court reservations, and members may bring guests at a guest rate.
The club’s instruction options include 60-minute women’s beginner and low-intermediate clinics, plus private coaching. Beginner sessions cover grips, basic shots and wall play. For Miami Beach residents considering a regular indoor routine, the relevant cost is the membership payment together with court and coaching charges.
Padel Point Miami
Published price examples: $35–$40 per player for listed 60-minute clinics.
Reservations: Book courts and classes
Padel Point Miami offers five outdoor courts on Normandy Drive, with free parking, equipment rental and changing rooms listed on its booking page. It adds an outdoor option for Miami Beach players, particularly those based around Normandy Isle and North Beach.
The program calendar includes early-morning clinics and sessions for low-intermediate players, alongside women’s tournaments and Americano events. The variety gives players ways to combine instruction with organized matches; clinic prices depend on the selected session.
Doral & Miami Airport Area
Urban Padel
Published prices: $35 per player for listed 60-minute clinics; $540 for a package of five private lessons.
Reservations: Book courts and classes
Urban Padel lists 12 indoor courts at its Doral facility, making it a useful option when an outdoor session does not suit the forecast. Equipment rental, free parking and changing rooms support a straightforward visit built around playing or training.
The academy calendar separates beginner and advanced clinics and also lists sessions focused on particular shots. Published class listings identify the coach, duration and player level, helping newcomers choose an appropriate starting point. The private-lesson package offers another route for players seeking repeated individual instruction.
Champions Padel Club
Address: 1360 NW 88th Avenue, Doral, FL 33172
Prices: Confirm current court and lesson rates with the club.
Reservations: Book a court
Champions Padel Club in Doral organizes tournaments and Americano events alongside regular court bookings. Its player community also helps arrange matches and clinics, giving the club a focus on meeting opponents and developing a regular playing group.
Coach Kendrick Polanco offers individual lessons and sessions for up to four people, with four-lesson packages available. The Little Champions program accepts children ages four and older and lists 60-minute clinics on Wednesdays and Fridays at 4 p.m., making junior instruction a distinguishing part of its schedule.
EKO Padel & Pickle
Prices: Check the booking portal for current court and clinic rates.
Reservations: Book courts and programs
EKO Padel & Pickle brings three padel courts and three pickleball courts to Dolphin Mall. The mall’s official listing confirms indoor play, offering another setting for players who want to keep their plans independent of the weather.
Beginner clinics and social play feature in the padel program, while equipment rental and a pro shop support first visits. A café adds a place to gather afterward. The combination suits groups with interests in both racket sports and visitors fitting a session around time at the mall.
Regency Padel
Address: 1000 NW 42nd Avenue, Miami, FL 33126
Prices: Confirm current court rates and lesson availability with the club.
Reservations: View court availability
Regency Padel adds an airport-area option for outdoor play. Its current booking page lists an outdoor padel court and also identifies pickleball among the available sports.
Equipment rental, changing rooms, a restaurant and a café appear among the listed amenities. Published opening hours run from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily, providing a broad booking window for players fitting a game around work or travel.