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Gold Coast, QLD

Padel Courts for South East Queensland

From premium indoor-outdoor hybrid venues to new club builds, we're expanding our Queensland footprint from the Gold Coast to the Sunshine Coast.

Our Projects in QLD

1 completed project, 7 courts built or confirmed

Gold Coast – KDV Sport

Premium

Gold Coast, QLD · 2 Padel courts + 1 Single court

Gold Coast – Highland Reserve

Coming 2026

Gold Coast, QLD · 4 Padel courts — Coming 2026

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Local Approvals

How council approval works in Gold Coast

City of Gold Coast approvals

Padel court developments on the Gold Coast are assessed by City of Gold Coast under the Gold Coast City Plan. Sport and recreation facilities generally require code or impact assessment depending on the zone, with additional referral to state agencies if the site sits near a waterway or flood-prone area — common along the Gold Coast's canal and hinterland fringe.

Coastal and hinterland site variation

Coastal Gold Coast sites often carry stricter stormwater and coastal-erosion-management conditions, while hinterland and Sunshine Coast sites we've worked on tend to focus more heavily on bushfire-attack-level (BAL) assessment. We scope the relevant studies per site rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.

Site conditions: South East Queensland's subtropical climate — high UV, humidity, and a defined storm season — means outdoor courts need UV-stable surfacing and wind/cyclone-rated structures, while glass and mesh specifications are checked against local wind-loading requirements rather than a generic national default.

Read the general DA process guide
Why Padel in One

Built in Gold Coast, not just serving it

  • Delivered premium venues including KDV Sport (Gold Coast) with a second Gold Coast club confirmed for 2026
  • Active Queensland project pipeline extending to the Sunshine Coast
  • Design experience specific to subtropical wind, UV, and storm-season conditions
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Frequently Asked Questions

The core court dimensions and materials are the same nationally, but site-specific engineering — wind loading for glass and structure, drainage sizing, and BAL assessment for hinterland sites — is checked against South East Queensland's coastal and storm-season conditions, not a generic default.

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