Lobb’s Padel

Lobb’s Padel is an indoor padel club at 3905 FM 1488 suite 120, The Woodlands, TX 77382, USA. It has 5 panoramic indoor courts inside Dudley Sports Plaza, a sports and entertainment complex on FM 1488, with a café-bar, pro shop, locker rooms and a wellness area.

Lobb’s Padel is built for regular play rather than the odd booking. Memberships, clinics, weekly leagues and a Junior Academy sit alongside pay-as-you-play court time, so a newcomer and a league regular can share the same building on the same evening.

Lobb’s Padel is one of the padel courts in The Woodlands, and a useful reference point when comparing padel clubs in Texas.

The padel courts at Lobb’s Padel

All 5 courts at Lobb’s Padel are indoors and all are panoramic, with glass walls that keep sight lines open for players and anyone watching. Because every court is indoors, play at Lobb’s Padel does not depend on the weather, which matters through a Texas summer and on wet days.

Off court, the club has locker rooms and showers, a towel service and a pro shop. Non-members pay $8 a session to rent a racket and $4 for a towel. Members get both free.

The wellness area has cold plunges and a sauna. Non-members pay $15 for a post-match session or $40 as a walk-in, and members can add unlimited recovery for $40 a month. The café and bar inside the club has free wifi and is a natural place to sit between games.

Booking and access

Courts at Lobb’s Padel are booked online through OpenCourt, and non-members can pay as they play. At Lobb’s Padel a peak court reservation of 90 minutes costs $35, and non-members pay the same $35 for an off-peak court reservation of 90 minutes.

On The Single, The Double and The Triple plans, a 90-minute peak reservation costs $30. Members on those plans and on The Blue Plate pay $15 for a 90-minute off-peak reservation. Members on The Blue Plate and The Home Run pay $35 for a 90-minute peak reservation.

Membership is sold by the month or by the year. The Single costs $125 a month for 1 session a week. The Double costs $225 a month for 2 a week. The Triple costs $320 a month for 3 a week.

The Home Run costs $400 a month for 4 sessions a week. The Blue Plate costs $80 a month or $880 a year for 1 off-peak session a week, and is aimed at students, players aged 50+ and casual players.

Every member gets free racket rental and towels, 21-day advance booking and 15% off in the pro shop. The longer booking window is the main practical gain for anyone who wants regular slots at popular times. Questions go to hello@lobbspadel.com. Lobb’s Padel also has its own website and is on Instagram.

Padel programme and social

Coaching at Lobb’s Padel comes as private lessons, solo or in a small group of up to 4, with certified coaches. The Director of Padel is a former world #150 and ex-head coach at the Juan Lebrón Academy, and charges $115 an hour. Other certified coaches charge $105 an hour.

Lessons run for 1 to 2 hours and can be booked singly or in packs. Clinics run several times a week, are open to all levels and need no partner. Non-members pay $35 for a 90-minute clinic.

For social play there is open play, where you come solo or with a partner and are matched with players at your level. There is also organised play with curated matchups and rotating partners, and themed socials appear on the events calendar.

Weekly leagues offer friendly competition with real match energy, and non-members pay $35 per session. Tournaments also run on the club events calendar, and private tournaments can be hosted as private events.

The Junior Academy blends technical training, game sense and personal development. It covers Afterschool Kids & Clinics, private lessons and a Summer Camp.

Beginners are welcome and no experience is needed. Anyone who wants to learn to play can start with private lessons built for players new to the game, and the beginner’s guide to padel covers the basics before a first session.

The club also hosts private events, including corporate team-building, private tournaments, weddings, private parties and brand activations. An optional food and drink add-on is available, and events start on the hour.

Best for

Lobb’s Padel suits players who want to play several times a week, since the membership plans are built around weekly sessions and cheaper member rates. It also suits beginners who want structured coaching, clinics with no partner needed and open play matched to their level.

For children there is a Junior Academy with afterschool sessions and a Summer Camp, and companies get a venue for team-building with food and drink. Players who care about recovery will use the cold plunges and sauna after a match.

New players can read the padel equipment guide before buying kit, or rent a racket at the club. To compare other options across the country, see the padel clubs in the United States.