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This one’s made up. Swan Padel Club is a concept site built by OJF Digital to show what a real local club’s site could look like. You can’t actually book a court.

Padel, but make it social.

The walls keep the ball in play, so the rally doesn’t die every time someone misses. That’s the whole secret. Most people are properly rallying inside twenty minutes.

Court 3, Wednesday, 7:40pm. Stratford-upon-Avon, ten minutes from Warwick.

What’s on

Nobody joins for the courts.

They’re fine courts. But what people actually come back for is the regular Wednesday four, the Sunday partner they now text outside of padel, the bench by court two where the second half of the evening happens.

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  • Wednesdays, 7pm

    The Wednesday Wobble

    Mixed-ability social — we reshuffle the courts every twenty minutes so nobody’s stuck against (or missing) the same player twice. Most of the club’s friendships started on a Wobble court.

  • Sundays, 10am

    Sunday Americano

    Rotating doubles, new partner every match. Turn up on your own, leave having played with four strangers and beaten at least one of them.

  • First Tuesday of the month

    First Serve

    A free taster night for anyone who’s never picked up a racket. No booking, no kit to bring, no judgement if your first serve clears the fence and lands in the car park.

Stratford-upon-Avon, by the river.

Warwick’s regulars outnumber the locals on a Wednesday.

From Warwick
Ten minutes down the A46, no faff.
From the RSC
Two minutes off the towpath — the matinee crowd swap their stalls seats for a court most Thursdays.
Parking
Free after 6pm, right outside. Nobody has ever circled this car park twice.
Finding us
Follow the river until you see swans on the water and the ball machine going on court four.
Swan Padel Club

Four courts by the river in Stratford-upon-Avon, ten minutes from Warwick. Open seven days, rackets on the house, and nobody here cares what your serve looks like.

Padel, but make it social.

Swan Padel Club isn’t a real business. It’s a concept site designed and built by OJF Digital to demonstrate what a local sports club’s website could be. Every name, price and league table on this site is invented.