Padel Brisbane social play

Padel Gold Coast Social Play

Carrara QLD · Approx $50.00 · Padel

Join weekly social nights open to individuals, with no partner required.Participants can also join Ladies’ Morning social sessions and take part in social sessions, coaching clinics and fun tournaments for all levels.Organised games and socials are run every week, and coaching is available alongside the social play.

Racquet Club - Gold Coast

Robina QLD · Approx $50.00 · Padel

Racquet Club Gold Coast provides organised padel participation for singles and doubles players, with court bookings available for recreational and competitive play.Players can join recurring clinics across introductory, beginner and intermediate levels, as well as focused attacking and defensive masterclasses. The programme also includes a ladies morning option and structured...

Ace Padel Clubs social play

Forest Glen QLD · Approx $50.00 · Padel

Join organised social padel play and coaching at Ace Padel Clubs. The venue offers social play for players of all levels and structured coaching, including an Intro to Padel class for beginners through developing players.

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