Padel N9NE

5 Stars – Exactly What San Diego Needed! I couldn’t be more impressed with this place. The moment you walk in, you can tell this place was built with quality and community in mind. The courts and overall infrastructure are absolutely stunning and truly best-in-class. Whether you’re new to Padel or you’ve been playing for years, this place has something for everyone. They offer open play, private and group classes, and even have a ball machine available for solo practice. The staff, including the head coach, are incredibly friendly, welcoming, and knowledgeable. You really feel like you’re part of something special here. San Diego has been long overdue for a facility like this, and this one delivers in every way. Highly recommend checking it out!!!

Not just a club but a destination. Padel N9ne exceeded my expectations and is without a doubt the best Padel facility in San Diego. I have taken a few clinics with Jorge and Antonio and they are incredible coaches. Very patient, very informative and a ton of fun. Once this club is completely built out it will make Padel a staple sport in San Diego!

From the moment I stepped into this new padel facility, I was greeted with warmth and enthusiasm. The staff exudes friendliness, making both newcomers and seasoned players feel right at home. Their passion for the sport is evident, and they’re always eager to assist, whether it’s helping you get started or offering tips to improve your game. The courts are nothing short of spectacular. Meticulously maintained with state-of-the-art surfaces, they provide the perfect setting for both casual matches and competitive play. It’s clear that a lot of thought went into creating an environment that caters to players of all levels. With further development happening for a larger clubhouse, restaurants and wellness facility, I look forward to spending time with the padelN9ne community.

The facilities and courts are top-notch—definitely a place with great potential to enjoy playing padel. Unfortunately, the overall experience is overshadowed by the attitude of the front desk staff. The lack of warmth and the unwelcoming vibe make it hard to feel comfortable or at ease. It also feels like it’s not the kind of environment where you can easily meet people or build connections, which is such an important part of any sports community. It’s disappointing, as I was genuinely considering getting a membership for myself, my family, and friends. I’ve decided not to move forward. In places like this, human connection is just as important as great facilities.