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Playskan Is Now Live in Germany

664 clubs, 2,359 courts and 700+ planning projects: German padel is now on Playskan, with club pages, a market report and the Padel Club Planner.

By Henri Happonen

October 29, 2026

2 min read

Map of Germany with Playskan's padel clubs and court clusters, next to the headline figures: 664 clubs, 2,359 courts, 43% average occupancy, €7.5k average monthly GBV per court and 700+ planning projects.

Playskan now covers Germany. Every German padel club we can find has its own page, and German data now runs through Playskan Insights and the Padel Club Planner, just as it does for the UK and Ireland.

Germany in numbers

  • 664 padel clubs
  • 2,359 courts
  • 43% average occupancy
  • about €7.5k average GBV per court, per month
  • 700+ padel planning projects tracked since 2011

Berlin and Hamburg have the most clubs, but the map shows something else: padel is spread right across the country, from North Rhine-Westphalia down to Bavaria.

What's live

  • Germany market report. Clubs, courts, occupancy, pricing and GBV for the whole country, plus reports for the major cities.
  • A page for every club. Each German club has its own page with occupancy, pricing and GBV.
  • Padel Club Planner. Drop a pin anywhere in Germany for an opportunity score, local demand and competition, and a projection for a new club.
  • Planning projects. Over 700 padel projects, from early idea to construction, also shown on the planner map.

About the numbers

These figures are from October 2026 and include 38 members-only clubs. We have tracked most German clubs since late September, so occupancy and GBV cover roughly the last month.

They come from public court availability, not from anyone's booking records. "Booked" means no court was available, so coaching and member sessions count. GBV (gross booking value) is court bookings at listed prices. It is not revenue.

Germany has no public register of building applications, so we compile planning projects from council papers and local news. The list is broad, but not complete.

Explore German padel at playskan.com/insights.