P1 Padel Las Vegas

P1 Padel Las Vegas is an outdoor padel club at 1876 S Buffalo Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89117, USA. The club has eight outdoor panoramic glass courts, opens from 7am to 11pm every day and takes PlayByPoint bookings from $20 per person for one hour.

The club opened in 2023 and centres on a purpose-built clubhouse with a Members’ Lounge, locker rooms, showers, Café 74 and a Pro Shop. Its weekly programme runs from Try Padel beginner sessions to coaching clinics, club nights, junior groups and a club championship.

The padel courts

P1 Padel Las Vegas has 8 outdoor courts, all with panoramic glass walls. There are no indoor courts at the club, so every game is played in the open air, and the full set of courts is open to book from early morning until late evening.

With eight courts on one site, the club can run clinics, social sessions and open bookings side by side. The panoramic glass gives players clear sight lines around the court and lets friends and teammates follow the rallies from outside the glass.

Players can bring their own gear or rent equipment from the clubhouse, so a first visit does not need a racket of your own. Locker rooms and showers in the clubhouse make it easy to play straight after work or head on somewhere afterwards.

Off court, Café 74 is the place for a drink after a match, and the Pro Shop stocks kit for players who want their own racket. Members also get the Members’ Lounge and towel service in the clubhouse.

Booking and access

Courts at P1 Padel Las Vegas are booked online through PlayByPoint on the club’s own booking page, and non-members can book. Court time for non-members costs $20 per person for one hour, Monday to Sunday from 7am to 11pm.

A padel court holds four players, so a full court of four at $20 each comes to $80 per court per hour. Booking as a group of four and splitting the court between you is the usual way to play.

Members pay less. On the P1 plan, members get free court hours, and once those are used they pay $14 per person for one hour at peak times and $4 per person for one hour off-peak. Regular players get the most from that off-peak rate.

The club is open from 7am to 11pm every day of the week, which leaves room for early games before work and evening matches. Parking is free and on site. For anything else, the club answers on +1 702 575 1700, at lasvegas@p1padel.com or through the P1 Padel website.

Programme and social

Coaching at P1 Padel Las Vegas runs through the P1 Padel Academy, with private one-to-one lessons and level-based group clinics in groups of 8. The certified coaches include Jeff Sandoval, Mane Gomes and Daniel Cooke.

The weekly coaching timetable includes Low Intermediate Coaching on Monday, a Ladies Match Play Clinic on Tuesday and a Beginner & Improver Clinic on Wednesday and Sunday, so most levels have a regular session to aim for.

Try Padel is the club’s intro session: a 1.5-hour beginner session in a small group, with racket rental and refreshments included. It costs $10 for a limited time, normally $30, and runs on Tuesday at 09:30, Saturday at 08:00 and Sunday at 09:30.

Social play centres on the weekly Club Night every Wednesday at 18:30, a mixed, open-level session whose format rotates between Americano, Mexicano and Winners Court. It is the easiest way to meet new partners at the club.

Other weekly sessions include King of the Cage, a men’s night on Monday, Winners Court on Saturday, Courts & Coffee on Sunday and the 7am Club on Friday. Between them, there is something social on most days of the week.

For competitive players, the 2026 Club Championship takes place on 12 and 13 December, a chance to test your game against the club’s regulars over a full weekend of matches.

Juniors are well looked after. Private and group lessons cover adults and juniors of all levels, and kids groups run for school-age children, tweens and teens. The club also hosts birthday parties for younger players.

Best for

P1 Padel Las Vegas is best for beginners, who can start with a Try Padel session and move on to the Beginner & Improver Clinic. The club also suits social players who want a weekly Club Night with rotating formats.

It also suits regulars who play often enough to take a membership and lower per-person rates, competitive players aiming at the Club Championship, and families looking for kids groups or a birthday party venue.

For more places to play, see our page on padel courts in Las Vegas, browse padel clubs in Nevada or the wider list of padel clubs in the United States. New to the game? Read our beginner’s guide to padel, or see how the two sports compare in padel vs pickleball.