G4P Port Melbourne

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Welcome to our 9-court indoor padel club, located at 437 Pummer Street, Port Melbourne, right in the heart of Melbourne. With parking available on site at 62 Salmon St, Port Melbourne, you can enjoy padel all year round, whatever the weather. More than just courts, the club is designed as a place to play, work and connect. Take a break at our café, enjoy a coffee, grab a drink or stay for a few beers after your game. Our dedicated coworking space also gives you the flexibility to get some work done before or after hitting the court. With change rooms available on site, you can easily fit padel into your day — whether you're playing before work, during your lunch break or after hours. Play padel. Get some work done. Grab a drink. Stay a little longer. This is your new indoor padel home in Melbourne.

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Fasiliteter

• Kafé

• Restaurant

• Butikk

• Forfriskninger

• Parkering

• Gratis parkering

• Wi-Fi

• Tilgjengelighet

• Garderobe

• Skap

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  Basert på 5 vurderinger

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  Simon Bond

  okt. 2026

  First time playing and had a great time. Lots of help and easy to understand explanation of how to play. Will definitely be back.

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  Scott Colvin

  okt. 2026

  Very easy and friendly service!

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  Tully Smith

  okt. 2026

  Amazing indoor facilities with great staff. The cafe/bar is excellent and the business center is modern and well equiped. They also have lots of free onsite parking. As a new player I highly recommend a coaching session with Martin or one of the team who provide all the equipment. I was so impressed I’ve organised a regular group game

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  Madeleine

  okt. 2026

  A great new padel club in Melbourne with fantastic facilities - 9 courts, restaurant, bar, social spaces and even co-working! The team is also really friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend if you are in Melbourne!

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  Wael Karting

  okt. 2026

  Opening tournament allowed higher ranked players and fake accounts to play in lower leagues. When this was brought to the organizers attention they claimed “that’s just something people do” but that’s exactly their job, they should be organizing leagues and making sure everyone plays within their respective levels. Disappointing.

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