Pukka Padel Leeds

Pukka Padel Leeds is a pay and play padel club on Pontefract Ln, Leeds LS9 0RA, with four outdoor, floodlit, double super panoramic courts from £20 an hour. Every court is booked on Playtomic, with no membership needed.

Pukka Padel Leeds is one of the padel courts in Leeds on Padeli, and our round-up of the best padel courts in Leeds compares it with the other clubs across the city.

The padel courts at Pukka Padel Leeds

All four courts at Pukka Padel Leeds are outdoor and floodlit, so games carry on after dark on weekday evenings and through the darker winter months. There is no roof over the courts, which means the weather plays its part, and it is worth checking the forecast before you book.

Each court is a double super panoramic court. The panoramic design keeps the glass walls free of heavy framing, so players get a clean view of the ball and anyone watching from outside the court can follow every rally.

Off court there is a warm-up area for loosening up before a match, plus toilets and showers. A clubhouse is under development, and a player lounge, pro shop and refreshments will follow when it opens. For now, bring your own water bottle.

The padel courts sit within a multi-sport venue that also has indoor and outdoor five-a-side football pitches. That makes the site an easy meeting point for groups who want to mix sports, or for a football team looking to try something new.

Booking and access at Pukka Padel Leeds

Courts at Pukka Padel Leeds are booked online through Playtomic, and the club is pay and play, so anyone can book a court without becoming a member. On weekdays the courts open from 6am to 11pm, so early starts and late evening games both work.

Prices are per court. Off-peak, Monday to Friday 6am to 4pm: £20 for 60 minutes, £30 for 90 minutes and £40 for 120 minutes. Peak, Monday to Friday 4pm to 11pm: £40 for 60 minutes, £60 for 90 minutes and £80 for 120 minutes.

Weekend, Saturday and Sunday: £30 for 60 minutes, £45 for 90 minutes and £60 for 120 minutes. A peak hour at £40 per court works out at £10 per player when four people share the booking.

Racket hire is £3 per racket, and balls are available at the club, so newcomers do not need their own kit. Parking is free and on site, which keeps the total cost of a session down for anyone arriving by car.

Founding memberships are available for regular players. They give 10% off bookings and food, plus 21-day advance booking, which helps when you want to secure a popular evening slot well ahead of time.

For anything else, Pukka Padel Leeds can be reached by email at leeds@pukkapadel.com or by phone on +44 1132 494747. The club also posts updates on Instagram and TikTok. New to booking online? Our guide on how to book a padel court walks through the process.

Programme and social

The social calendar at Pukka Padel Leeds is starting to fill up. The Ladies Padel Social tournament takes place on 25 October, with a £5 entry booked on Playtomic, and it is a relaxed way to meet other players at the club.

More open matches, social events and coaching are coming soon as the club builds its programme. In the meantime, open matches on Playtomic let solo players join a game with others of a similar level, which suits anyone who does not yet have a regular four.

Best for

Pukka Padel Leeds suits friends and colleagues who want an easy game after work. The floodlights and the 11pm weekday finish mean evening sessions are straightforward, and pay and play booking keeps things flexible for groups that play when they can.

Daytime players get the best value. Off-peak courts from £20 for an hour make weekday mornings and early afternoons an affordable time to play, especially when the cost is split four ways.

Beginners are well catered for. Racket hire at £3 and balls at the club remove the need to buy equipment before a first game, and our beginners guide to padel in the UK covers the rules and basics before you step on court.

Players who want guaranteed cover from the rain may prefer an indoor option, as all four courts here are outdoor. Other Leeds clubs to compare include Pure Padel North Leeds and Slazenger Padel Clubs Leeds North, and the same brand also runs Pukka Padel Kidderminster.