Padel court prices in California
Start with the unit: a price per player is different from a price for the whole court. These rates come from the current approved directory records; each club profile links to its sources and checks. They are not live quotes; confirm the total in the booking flow.
Per player or per court?
Check who the price covers before splitting the bill.
60, 90 or 120 minutes?
Compare sessions of the same length.
What else is included?
Check rental gear, guest fees and membership conditions.
| Club | City | Published pricing | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| ESL Padel | Chula Vista | $80 / court for 90 min; $107 / court for 120 min | View source & booking details |
| Padel Up — Century City | Los Angeles | $100 off-peak / $120 peak per court-hour | View source & booking details |
| Padel Up — Culver City | Los Angeles | $120 off-peak / $140 peak per court-hour | View source & booking details |
| The Padel Courts | Los Angeles | Full-size court $70 / 30 min; mini court $25 / 30 min | View source & booking details |
| Rad Padel | Murrieta | Published visitor rate: $30 per person per hour, minimum 90 minutes. Individual membership $99/month; confirm checkout total and any initiation fee. | View source & booking details |
| The Tennis & Pickleball Club at Newport Beach (TTC) | Newport Beach | Launch announcement: $20 per person/hour for members; $50 for non-members, based on four players. Published trial rates run through January 1, 2027; confirm current fees and guest eligibility with TTC. | View source & booking details |
| Parker Palm Springs | Palm Springs | Hotel advertises $45/hour; confirm current rates with the Palm Springs Yacht Club. | View source & booking details |
| Bay Padel — Dogpatch | San Francisco | Non-member: $25 off-peak / $40 peak per person per hour. Confirm the selected slot at booking. | View source & booking details |
| Bay Padel — Treasure Island | San Francisco | Non-member: $25 off-peak / $40 peak per person per hour. Confirm the selected slot at booking. | View source & booking details |
| Park Padel — Embarcadero | San Francisco | Non-member: $25 off-peak / $40 peak per person per hour. Confirm the selected slot at booking. | View source & booking details |
| Bay Padel — San Jose | San Jose | Non-member: $25 off-peak / $40 peak per person per hour. Confirm the selected slot at booking. | View source & booking details |
| Flyte Racquet Club | San Rafael | All-level padel open play: $35 non-member; included for padel members. Court-rental price not confirmed. | View source & booking details |
| Park Padel — Oyster Point | South San Francisco | Non-member: $25 off-peak / $40 peak per person per hour. Confirm the selected slot at booking. | View source & booking details |
| Bay Padel — Sunnyvale | Sunnyvale | Non-member: $25 off-peak / $40 peak per person per hour. Confirm the selected slot at booking. | View source & booking details |
The remaining clubs have no confirmed comparable rate in this research. We leave those prices unknown rather than estimate them.
How to compare padel booking prices
There is no single California padel price. A court reservation, coached clinic, social session and membership all buy different things. The table records published information from linked club sources; it is not a live quote or a ranking of the cheapest clubs.
Convert the rate to the same unit
For a whole-court booking, divide the court total by the number of paying players. For a per-person rate, multiply by the session duration and number of players to understand the group total. Check whether the advertised duration is actually available at checkout.
Illustrative example, not a club quote: a $120 court-hour split evenly by four players is $30 each for one hour. A 90-minute session at the same hourly rate would total $180, or $45 each, if the operator prices time proportionally. A $30 per-person hourly rate already covers only one player.
Check the full cost before comparing clubs
- Peak versus off-peak time and weekday versus weekend rates.
- Racket rental, balls, taxes and any separate guest charges.
- Whether the quoted rate requires membership or an introductory offer.
- Minimum booking duration and the cancellation or weather policy.
- Whether coaching is included or charged separately.
Is a membership worth it?
Compare the membership fee plus your expected bookings with the non-member total for the same sessions. Include guest restrictions and the times you actually play. A discount is useful only if you can book the sessions you want; published membership prices do not establish availability.
Choose a city guide to compare nearby options, or explore padel lessons if you are budgeting for a first coached session.