Neither, but padel hits the sweet spot between both. The scoring system mirrors tennis (the Golden Point rule is an exception ...

More padel courts are coming to Teesside. Work has started on two new courts with floodlighting and fencing, replacing a "little-used" five-a-side football pitch.

North Tyneside Council’s planning committee gathered last night and passed an application for a “bespoke padel club building” ...

A tennis club in north Oxford will be joining a fast-growing trend after plans for new padel courts were permitted.

Construction crews have moved in on a Bannatyne gym's 'dated' football pitch to create two new padel tennis courts.

Padel is the new vibe — call it Mzansi’s fastest growing sports or tennis’s trendy stepsister. And it’s not just Mzansi — the whole world is obsessed, and it’s now a feature at all kinds of ...

Invented in Mexico in the 1960s, Padel is a cross between tennis and squash but played on smaller courts enclosed with glass walls - played in doubles, it uses the tennis scoring system ...