How many padel courts does ITP have?

Four, lit, on a site the club counts at 24 courts in total — eight tennis, twelve pickleball and these four.

Are the padel courts covered?

No. The club's own list is "8 tennis courts (4 covered, 4 outdoor), 12 pickleball courts, and 4 padel courts – all with lighting" — the cover is over four tennis courts, and the indoor pickleball is at a sister facility.

Can a non-member book?

Yes. The club states on its homepage that it is open to the public and describes itself as open to everyone. Members book further ahead than non-members, so the practical difference is planning time.

The club's pricing page does not publish a padel figure in any readable form, so no rate is quoted here. Memberships are on sale and the club says a limited number remain. Ask when you book.

Is this the same as Padel ATL?

The padel courts at this address have been run in partnership under that name, so yes — this is where to find them. Booking goes through the portal branded ITP Training Academy, which carries the academy's own phone number and hours.

ITP Training Academy

A full-service racquet club near Spaghetti Junction with 24 courts, four of them padel — and a facility list that puts the roof over the tennis.

Also listed as ITP Atlanta, Padel ATL.

At a glance

Courts: 4 outdoor courts
Court type: Four lit padel courts on a 24-court racquet site, alongside eight tennis courts and twelve for pickleball
Opening hours: Mon–Fri 8am–10pm · Sat–Sun 8am–10pm · Sunday closes three hours earlier, at 7pm
Facilities: Restaurant and bar · Lockers and showers · Viewing deck · Floodlights on every court · Event spaces · Racket stringing · Twelve pickleball courts and eight tennis courts
Coaching: Available
Address: 3110 Presidential Dr, Doraville, by Spaghetti Junction

Booking: CourtReserve

Details verified 27 August 2026 · Court counts, prices and hours change — confirm with the venue before you book.

ITP Training Academy describes itself as "a newly-built, full-service tennis, pickleball and padel facility conveniently located in Metro Atlanta", and the scale of it is the first thing to take in: 24 courts on one site, near Spaghetti Junction where I-85 meets I-285 in the north-east of the metro. Four of those courts are padel. The club is explicit that it is open to everyone — "we are open to the public" on its homepage, and "an inclusive facility that is open to everyone" on its about page — which in a metro with a private club in it is worth reading.

The court inventory comes straight from the club and it repays a careful read: "There are 8 tennis courts (4 covered, 4 outdoor), 12 pickleball courts, and 4 padel courts – all with lighting." The parenthesis is doing the work. The only cover on this site is over four tennis courts; the padel is not among them, and the indoor pickleball the club advertises is at a separate sister facility. Everything here has lights, so evening play is fine, but if you are booking padel at ITP in July you are booking outdoors. That distinction is easy to miss because the phrase "covered" appears in the same sentence as the padel count, and it is the single most useful thing this page can point out.

Padel's place on this site has got quieter rather than larger. The club used to run a dedicated padel page; it now returns a not-found and padel has gone from the site navigation, which lists tennis, indoor pickleball, programs, pricing, juniors, stringing and the restaurant. The homepage and the about page still both name padel — "your home for tennis, pickleball & padel in Atlanta" — and the facility list still counts four courts. Read together, that is a site whose padel is real and whose padel marketing has been folded away, not a venue that has stopped offering it. Before you drive out with three friends, ring the number and confirm the courts are on the booking system for the slot you want.

The padel courts here have been operated in partnership rather than directly by the academy, under the Padel ATL name — so if you have been searching for Padel ATL and found nothing bookable, this address is the answer. That brand's own domain now redirects to a parked page. The booking portal at this site is branded ITP Training Academy, carries the academy's phone number and its hours, and is where a reservation actually gets made.

There is no padel rate to quote. The club's pricing page loads as a heading, a membership link and an email address for event enquiries, with the rate card itself not rendering as text — so this page states no figure rather than repeating a directory's. Memberships are sold and the club says a limited number remain. Non-members can book, with a shorter window than members get: a few days against a member's week and a half.

Hours are published and long: 8am to 10pm Monday through Saturday, and 8am to 7pm on Sunday. There is a restaurant and bar on site, lockers and showers, a viewing deck and event spaces, and the club rents the place out for parties and corporate days. For a group that contains two padel players and two who would rather play pickleball, this is the one venue in the metro where that is not an argument.

Getting there

3110 Presidential Dr, Atlanta, GA 30340 — the club's own directions put it "near Spaghetti Junction, the intersection of I-85 and I-285 in Northeast Atlanta". The mailing address says Atlanta and the postcode is Doraville, on the Chamblee side of the interchange, so navigate by the street rather than the city.

It is roughly a 20-minute drive from Padel Highway in Tucker, which is the other outdoor option on this side of the metro, and a long way from Padel Haus on the Westside.

Four courts seat sixteen players in a round, with twenty-one the practical ceiling and five resting each round.

The club publishes no padel rate and no session length, so this page carries no round-by-round plan — inventing a slot length would produce numbers that look calculated and are not. Ask what an hour and what 90 minutes cost when you call.

Book the padel courts specifically. This is a 24-court site where twenty of the courts are another sport, and its padel page has been taken down — confirm on the phone rather than assuming a general booking covers it.

There is no cover over the padel. The four covered courts on this site are tennis courts and the indoor pickleball is at a different building.

Common questions

How many padel courts does ITP have?: Four, lit, on a site the club counts at 24 courts in total — eight tennis, twelve pickleball and these four.
Are the padel courts covered?: No. The club's own list is "8 tennis courts (4 covered, 4 outdoor), 12 pickleball courts, and 4 padel courts – all with lighting" — the cover is over four tennis courts, and the indoor pickleball is at a sister facility.
Can a non-member book?: Yes. The club states on its homepage that it is open to the public and describes itself as open to everyone. Members book further ahead than non-members, so the practical difference is planning time.
What does it cost?: The club's pricing page does not publish a padel figure in any readable form, so no rate is quoted here. Memberships are on sale and the club says a limited number remain. Ask when you book.
Is this the same as Padel ATL?: The padel courts at this address have been run in partnership under that name, so yes — this is where to find them. Booking goes through the portal branded ITP Training Academy, which carries the academy's own phone number and hours.

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Worth reading before you book

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Sources: ITP Training Academy — who we are, court inventory, ITP Training Academy — own site and hours, ITP Training Academy — booking portal