SOCIAL PLAY
Padel is a social game, and our social sessions make it easy to get on court, play with different people and become part of your local padel community. With sessions for different levels, groups and times of day, they’re a great way to play more regularly and meet more players.
How do padel
socials work?
Rather than booking a court and playing with the same four for the whole session, our socials bring together players across several courts.
You’ll rotate regularly, mixing up partners and opponents as you go. The club team keeps everything moving with timely changeovers and light-touch organisation, leaving you to concentrate on playing and enjoying the games.
It’s organised enough that you don’t need to arrange your own group, but relaxed enough to keep the focus on good games and meeting other players.
Socials vary from club to club, with sessions designed around different playing levels, groups and times of day.
You might find Beginners Socials for newer players, Early Bird or weekend socials to fit around when you want to play, or dedicated Soul Sisters and Soul Timers socials.
Check what’s happening at your club to find a session that works for you.
Most socials are designed for players who already have some experience on court. If you’re completely new to padel, we’d usually recommend starting with Intro to Padel and getting comfortable with the basics first.
Some sessions, including Beginners Socials, are specifically designed for newer players, so always check the session description to see who it’s for.
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