With the rise of padel in the Philippines, here are the most exclusive spots to try this sport
As summer returns, everyone looks for exciting ways to stay active. For many Filipinos, padel is quickly emerging as a top choice. A dynamic blend of tennis and squash, this fast-paced sport thrives on accessibility, social interaction, and strategic thinking.
Played in doubles on an enclosed court, it’s easy to learn yet endlessly engaging, making it perfect for both seasoned athletes and casual players.
To help you start your padel journey, Tatler rounded up some of the most exclusive courts in the Philippines, from Manila to Palawan.
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Manila Padel Club
With branches in BGC and Arcovia, Manila Padel Club has a wide range of activities to suit any fitness level. As the first padel club in the country, their goal is to continue building a community of players who want to hone their skills while making new friends through Manila Padel Club’s thriving social scene.
Play Padel Club Philippines
Located on Sheridan Street in Mandaluyong, Play Padel Club Philippines offers both a court and a café for a boost of energy between rounds of padel. With a programme especially for children, the team is making padel accessible to Filipinos of all ages. Last January, Play Padel hosted a padel competition at Pacifica Resort in Baler, Aurora.
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Palm Beach Padel Club

Above Palm Beach Padel Club (Photo: Palm Beach Resort Website)
With stunning ocean views in San Juan Batangas, you can explore the Palm Beach Padel Club. They even offer exclusive packages, like women's padel retreats just in time for International Women's Day in March.
Alabang Country Club

Above The unveiling of the Alabang Country Club padel court (Photo: Alabang Country Club Website)
Over the past two years, Alabang Country Club has been inviting padel players of all ages to drop by their courts. Offering a free 30-minute introductory session for beginners, padel is shaping up to be the sport of the summer.
Palawan Padel Club
Before lounging on the pristine beaches of El Nido, why not explore Palawan’s exciting padel club? As more travellers seek adventure alongside leisure, this tropical padel haven offers the perfect balance—engaging players in fast-paced rallies before they unwind by the sea.
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