Four outdoor padel courts seen from above at Pukka Padel Leeds.

Courts, development & partnership

Open a padel club

We build the courts we play on. If you have a site — or you are still working out whether padel belongs on one — this is the right place to start.

What we do

Operators first, suppliers second

Pukka Padel clubs are developed by P2 Comsports International, the company behind the brand. The courts, turf, lighting, glass and metalwork our members play on are the same ones we supply and install for everybody else.

That order matters. We are not a distributor who has never run a club at eight o'clock on a wet Tuesday. Every decision in the specification — the surface, the way the ball comes off the glass, where the lights sit — is one we live with ourselves, in our own venues, every day.

Our Kidderminster club is also our showroom. It is a fully operational venue that doubles as the hub for our UK supply chain, so you can walk around it, play on it, and see the specification working before you commit to anything at all.

An indoor Pukka Padel court in Kidderminster with a branded net.

Ways to work with us

Three routes, depending on what you have

Most conversations start somewhere in the middle of these and move. It is worth getting in touch even if you are not sure which one you are.

Supply and install

You are running the project and need the courts. We supply and install them — structures, glass, netting, surfacing and lighting — to the same specification we build our own clubs to.

Full facility development

You have a site and want a working club on it. We take it from the ground up: layout, groundworks, courts, lighting and the things that turn a row of courts into somewhere people want to spend an evening.

Joint venture and partnership

You have the location and would rather not do it alone. We look at developing and running it together, with our experience of operating clubs behind it.

Who gets in touch

Not only people already in sport

Padel has grown quickly enough that most of the sites we look at were never built for it. The question is usually whether a particular piece of land or an existing facility can carry courts, and what it would take.

If that sounds like you, the useful next step is a conversation rather than a brochure.

Floodlit padel courts at dusk seen from above at Pukka Padel Leeds.

Talk to us

Tell us about your site

The more you can tell us about the location and where you have got to, the more useful our first reply will be.

Where the site is, what stage you are at, and whether you are looking at supply, a full build or a partnership.

Who you will be dealing with

Pukka Padel clubs are built and operated by P2 Comsports International. Enquiries from this page reach that team directly — the clubs themselves cannot help with development.

Already have a club and looking at branding instead? See our court sponsorship packages. Want to see the specification in person? Both Kidderminster and Leeds are open and bookable.