Padel Point Announces Flagship 10-Court Indoor Venue in Rosehill to Scale Australian Racquet Sports Market

Padel Point has unveiled plans to open its second major Sydney location in Rosehill by late 2026, marking an infrastructure expansion for the rapid commercial growth of padel in Australia.

Spanning ten indoor panoramic courts supplied by JUBOpadel, the state-of-the-art facility will establish one of the largest dedicated padel venues in the country, reinforcing Greater Sydney as a primary economic, lifestyle, and competitive hub for the world’s fastest-growing racquet sport.

Strategically positioned in Rosehill, the venue will capture surging player demand from key commercial and residential corridors including Parramatta, the Hills District, Western Sydney, the Inner West, and Sydney Olympic Park.

The venue layout is specifically engineered to host major domestic tournaments, high-performance coaching academies, junior development pathways, and international competitions, significantly elevating Sydney’s capacity to attract elite professional players, corporate sponsors, and global sports tourism.

Highlighting the commercial vision driving the multimillion-dollar expansion, Padel Point executive director, Farzin Rahimi Nami, emphasised the organisation’s long-term commitment to raising facility standards and supporting sustainable grassroots participation.

“The opening of our Rosehill club is a proud milestone for Padel Point.”

“From the beginning, our mission has been clear: to bring a premium padel experience to Australia and create world-class environments where players can enjoy the sport at every level,” Nami said.

“This new facility represents a continuation of that mission.

“By investing in one of the country’s largest indoor padel clubs, we are creating a destination that will support community participation, player development, coaching excellence, and major international events,” Nami said.

The development capitalises on soaring consumer participation and rising corporate investment across the broader Australian sports economy. By providing year-round, weather-independent indoor infrastructure, Padel Point aims to bridge community engagement seamlessly with elite tournament operations.

Construction is currently progressing towards an anticipated end-of-2026 launch, with subsequent announcements concerning corporate partnerships, membership tiers, and high-performance programming scheduled for release in the coming months to support the venue’s commercial rollout.

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