As preparations continue ahead of the opening of our new Milton Keynes club, you may be wondering why the venue will offer singles courts
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As preparations continue ahead of the opening of our new Milton Keynes club, you may be wondering why the venue will offer singles courts
UK PADEL and the LTA (Lawn Tennis Association) have today announced a strategic partnership to develop and grow the Padel County Cup competition across Britain, including developing a new identity for one of the UK’s largest and most successful padel competitions.
The second UK PADEL Charity Championships brought together the worlds of business, sport and fundraising at PADIUM, Canary Wharf, raising more than £10,000 for Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity (GOSH).
We couldn’t be more excited that UK PADEL is coming to Milton Keynes this autumn after the City Council granted planning permission for a brand new six-court venue
UK PADEL CEO Nick Baker returned from last week’s World Padel Summit in Barcelona with a clear message: British padel has moved past the “will it work?” phase and entered a new era of scale
Returning from this year’s World Padel Summit, one thing became clear: the global padel industry has moved beyond proving that the sport works.
The smart entrance archway to Holmer Green Padel is officially called “The Stormzy Entrance” in homage to the superstar rapper who is arguably the biggest celebrity ambassador of the sport in the UK. Stormzy has invested heavily in padel and has also taken it away from the country club associations of tennis towards a more relevant younger audience.
It’s been a busy period for our competitions and the decision to revamp the Over‑50s County Championships has proved a success.