NAPTON PADEL CLUBRegistered charity no. 1216376
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How to join

Membership opens before the courts do. Here's how to get your place, step by step.

  1. Step 1 · Now

    Join the priority list

    It's free and there's no obligation. We'll email you as soon as membership reservations open.

    Join the priority list
  2. Step 2 · Before opening

    Reserve your membership

    Reservations open in this order: Napton parish residents and Napton Sports Association committee members first, then the priority list, then everyone. Reserving is free. We'll ask for payment the week before opening day.

    Reserve your membership
  3. Step 3 · From opening day

    Set up your account and play

    Once the courts open, memberships, payments, court booking and coaching all move to myClubhouse, the club's booking system. We'll email you a link to set up your account.

    How booking works

Which membership is right for you?

Founding

The best value for your first year: £280, or £225 concession, with 10% off for Napton residents. Only 150 places, offered in the order above.

Founding Membership

Monthly or Annual

£25 a month or £285 a year. Lower court rates, booking 7 days ahead, and you can cancel any time.

Monthly and Annual

Day Membership

No membership fee and no need to reserve. When the courts open, register free in myClubhouse and pay the Day Member rate each time you play.

Day Membership

Compare all the options side by side or work out which is cheapest for you.

Questions

Do I have to live in Napton? No. Everyone is welcome. Napton residents and Napton Sports Association committee members get 10% off. Check if your address is in the parish.

Can I join for my children or family? Yes. Concession membership covers under-16s, and Family membership covers 2 adults and up to 3 children under 16 at the same address. A parent or guardian signs up on a child's behalf.

Anything else? Contact us and we'll help.

Napton Padel Club is a registered charity (no. 1216376). All membership and court hire income, and the club's share of coaching fees, will be used to run and sustain the charity's courts and community programmes. Any surplus will be reinvested in our charitable purposes, including support for local sports clubs. How income is used.