How many padel courts are in Hawaii?

There are 1 padel courts across 1 club in Hawaii, including Makena Golf & Beach Club.

Where can I find padel venues in Hawaii?

TrustPadel lists 1 club in Hawaii, spread across towns and cities including Kihei. Each profile shows court counts, facilities, opening times and booking links.

How much does it cost to play padel in Hawaii?

Court hire in Hawaii varies by venue, peak vs off-peak slot and membership — check each club's profile for current prices.

Are there any padel courts in Hawaii?

As of the latest update, Hawaii has 1 padel venues and 1 courts. This means the sport is not yet offered at any dedicated facility in the region. We recommend checking back soon, as new venues are added the moment they open.

Where can I play padel in Hawaii?

With 1 venues currently listed in Hawaii, there are no public or private padel courts available. The closest padel options are in mainland US states with larger padel networks. If you run a venue in Hawaii, you can submit it to this directory to help grow the sport locally.

What is the biggest padel hub in Hawaii?

Since Hawaii has no padel venues yet, there is no established hub. 1 venues and 1 courts are currently registered. Once the first facility opens, it will likely be in Honolulu or another Oahu location, given the population density.

How does padel in Hawaii compare to neighbouring regions?

Padel in Hawaii is far less developed than in California and other western states, where dozens of venues serve thousands of players. With only 1 venues and 1 courts in Hawaii, growth is still in its infancy. That said, the region's tourism economy and outdoor lifestyle could attract investors.

What facilities are available for padel in Hawaii?

Currently, Hawaii has 1 padel venues, offering 1 courts in total. As a result, players do not yet have access to or other features typical of established padel clubs. We will update this page as soon as new facilities are added.

Padel Courts in Hawaii, United States

1 padel venues are currently listed in Hawaii, with a total of 1 courts across the region. That places Hawaii among the smaller padel markets in the US, but the sport's national momentum and the islands' ideal weather make it a natural candidate for future growth. Residents and visitors already enjoy tennis, pickleball, and volleyball, so the infrastructure and interest are there.

The most likely locations for the first padel courts are Honolulu and other urban areas on Oahu, where land is at a premium but demand is highest. Until those venues open, players can follow the development of padel in neighbouring states like California and Washington, or keep checking back here for updates. The moment new courts are confirmed, this page will reflect the latest counts.

Campi da padel a Hawaii

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