Let's Go Pickleball & Padel

Let's Go Pickleball & Padel is a pickleball club with padel in it, and its own footer puts the proportions plainly: "Indoor pickleball and padel in Peachtree City. 21 pickleball courts, 2 padel courts, open seven days a week." That sentence also settles a number that circulates wrongly — a "21 indoor courts" headline attached to this venue is the pickleball count, not the padel one, and not a combined total.

What the two padel courts are, though, makes this venue matter more than the ratio suggests. In the club's own words: "We offer two premium indoor padel courts, built to professional standards and designed for year-round play. Both courts are fully enclosed with glass walls and metal mesh, allowing players to use the walls as part of the game while maintaining excellent visibility for spectators. The indoor environment ensures consistent conditions and a comfortable playing experience every time you step on court." Of the sixteen padel courts a host can reach in metro Atlanta, these are the two that are unambiguously inside a building. Everything else is outdoor or, at Padel Haus, covered. In a July here, that is not a small thing.

The specification is stated too, which is rarer than it should be: international-standard glass courts built to official dimensions, premium artificial turf, and upward-facing lighting the club describes as glare-free. Paddles and balls are available to rent or buy at the front desk, and the courts carry BLANCA and Pallap sponsorship.

The catch is booking, and it is a real one. There is no online padel booking and no published padel court rate. The club's own words on the subject are "two indoor courts, with paddles and balls at the front desk — talk to us about the plan that fits how often you play", and its FAQ answers a question about adding padel to an existing pickleball membership with "call us at (470) 241-4241 or stop by the front desk and we will get padel added to the plan that fits you". Membership starts from $39 a month, and the club states that new membership plans begin on 1 September 2026, which is a good reason to ask what padel costs under the new plans rather than the old ones. Nothing on the site prices an hour on court.

So this is the one venue in the metro where organizing a session is a phone call rather than a booking screen. For a group of four that is a minor inconvenience; for anyone trying to lock a date two weeks out with eight people, budget a conversation. With only two courts, the practical group here is eight players — and eight is exactly the size at which a full Americano rotation fits inside a session, which makes this a better small-group venue than its court count suggests.

Hours are the longest in Atlanta padel: 6am to 10pm Monday to Saturday, and 8am to 10pm on Sunday. A 6am start is a pickleball club's habit rather than a padel one, and it is there if you want it.

The address needs stating carefully because the club's own site disagrees with itself. Its contact page, its padel page footer, its program pages and its social profiles all say 1001 Moba Drive, Suite A. One page — its general FAQ — says 1011, and that same page carries a mistyped postcode. 1001 is the right one.

Two courts seat eight players in a round, and ten is the sensible ceiling with two resting. Eight is the number to aim for, and it is the happy case: a full Americano rotation at eight players is seven rounds, which fits inside a normal session.

The club publishes no padel rate and no session length, so this page carries no round-by-round plan — a slot length invented here would produce numbers that look calculated and are not.

Booking is by phone or at the front desk, on (470) 241-4241. There is no online padel reservation, so plan the call before the date rather than after.

Membership plans changed on 1 September 2026. If you are asking about padel access, ask about it under the current plans.

These are the only fully enclosed indoor padel courts in the metro, which is what the drive south buys you in July and August.