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A doubles game on a tennis court at PARK The Gap, under a banner reading Tennis, Pickleball, Padel

Same location.New destination.

Tennis. Pickleball. Padel. Play your way.One club, three sports, always led by tennis. Planned, built and run by the operators behind Tennis For Kids and the National Pickleball League.

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The challenge

Most tennis venues have more court than players.

Courts sit quiet outside peak, memberships get older, and the demand for pickleball and padel goes elsewhere. It isn't a tennis problem. It's a venue problem, and it can be fixed.

Quiet courts outside peak

Evenings and weekends book out. The rest of the week, courts sit empty and still cost money.

A membership getting older

Juniors drop off in their teens and fewer adults pick up the game.

Demand going elsewhere

Pickleball and padel are growing quickly, and players leave to find them.

Same footprint. More players per hour.

01 · Existing

An eight-court tennis club. Full at peak, quiet for most of the week.

02 · Marked for change

Three courts are marked for conversion. Tennis keeps five courts and its peak times.

03 · Fitted within

Three padel courts turned across one tennis court. Six pickleball courts on the next two. Fenced, lit and ready to book.

04 · Result

Fourteen courts, three sports, one club. Room for 56 players at once.

Every site is different.So is every plan.

We test layouts against your land before anything is built: court sizes and run-offs, orientation and lighting, access, and how people will use the site. The plan we recommend fits the most courts that play well.

More people on your courts, with tennis still at the centre. PARK turns underused tennis venues into tennis, pickleball and padel clubs, and can run them for you.

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How it works

One partner, from first plan to full courts.

Feasibility, construction and operation, run by one team, so nothing is lost between stages.

A-301Stage 01 of 03Feasibility

Plan

We study the venue and its community, then set the court mix and the numbers.

  • Recommended court mix
  • Financial and participation modelling
  • Master plan: run-offs, fencing, lighting, access
Court mix · Plan view, indicative
A-302Stage 02 of 03Construction

Build

From concept to opening day, with contractors and approvals handled.

  • Resurfacing and conversions
  • New builds and multi-sport layouts
  • Compliance and approvals support
Fencing, lighting, nets · Elevation, indicative
A-303Stage 03 of 03Operation

Run

Staff, coaching, programs and marketing that fill the courts and keep them full.

  • Coaching models and programming
  • Launch campaign and always-on marketing
  • Utilisation and revenue reporting
Court hours booked, by day · Indicative

We reply within a week, then walk the courts with you. Every proposal sets out a timeline from site walk to opening.

Partnership models ↓

Partnership models

Choose how involved you want to be.

Three ways to work with PARK. Terms are tailored to each site, its investment and the results we agree on.

Discuss a model →
01

PARK Operated

We run the club for you

Best for
Councils, land owners, clubs without staff capacity

7 of 7 included

  • Included: Feasibility and master plan
  • Included: Build and conversion support
  • Included: On-site team and head coaches
  • Included: PARK brand, app and technology
  • Included: Programs: Tennis For Kids, NPL events
  • Included: Launch campaign and marketing
  • Included: Central operations support and reporting
02

PARK Powered

Your team, on the PARK system

Best for
Clubs with a strong existing team

6 of 7 included

  • Included: Feasibility and master plan
  • Included: Build and conversion support
  • Not included: On-site team and head coaches
  • Included: PARK brand, app and technology
  • Included: Programs: Tennis For Kids, NPL events
  • Included: Launch campaign and marketing
  • Included: Central operations support and reporting
03

PARK Plan

We design it. You decide.

Best for
Early-stage sites and scoping studies

2 of 7 included

  • Included: Feasibility and master plan
  • Included: Build and conversion support
  • Not included: On-site team and head coaches
  • Not included: PARK brand, app and technology
  • Not included: Programs: Tennis For Kids, NPL events
  • Not included: Launch campaign and marketing
  • Not included: Central operations support and reporting

Every proposal includes an operations handbook, launch plan and reporting framework.

Case study · The first PARK club

PARK The Gap

01 / 10
01The club

A tennis club in Brisbane's west, converted to three sports and reopened as the first PARK club.

Location
The Gap, Brisbane QLD
Opened
27 July 2026
Sports
Tennis, pickleball, padel
Courts
13, from 9 tennis courts
Hours
7am to 9.30pm, seven days
Model
Full operation
Padel courts at PARK The Gap seen from above, players mid rally at dusk
P-01 · Padel courts from the clubhouse deckPARK The Gap · 2026
Every pickleball court in play on a weekday evening
P-02 · Pickleball, every court in playWeekday evening
A player celebrating a point on Court 05
P-03 · Court 05
Four tennis players shaking hands across the net
P-04 · Tennis, still at the centre
The courtside terrace with umbrellas, picket fence and padel courts behind
P-05 · Courtside terracePadel beyond
A player hitting a forehand on a blue padel court
P-06 · Padel
Two players relaxing in the courtside lounge
P-07 · Between games
Club news13 Oct 2026
One of the world's best drops in at PARK The Gap

PPA Tour pro Christian Alshon visited PARK The Gap and played on our courts.

Read the story ↗
Announcement8 Oct 2026
Three sports. One club. PARK is officially open.

PARK The Gap launched on 27 July. NPL shares the story of tennis, pickleball and padel coming together at our first venue.

Read the story ↗

What comes with PARK

Programs, events, marketing and technology that a single club couldn’t build on its own.

  • ProgramsTennis For Kids

    Coaching pathways from Hot Shots to performance, camps and schools.

  • EventsNPL

    Pro Tour and community events, leagues and DUPR-rated tournaments.

  • MarketingIn-house team

    An opening campaign, always-on social and content shot at your venue, with 20k+ social reach.

  • TechnologyOne member record

    PlaybyPoint for bookings, coaching and memberships, LADER for tournaments and leagues. The same stack runs the NPL Pro Tour.

30k+Players already in the community, across Australia

Built by the operators behind

Tennis For Kids

The network

Oneopen.Sixon the way.

PARK The Gap opened in July 2026 and Townsville opens in December, with five more sites in planning across QLD, VIC and NSW.

Bring PARK to your area →
16.9° SFar North QueenslandPipeline · site to be announced
19.3° STownsvilleOpens 1 Dec 2026
26.8° SBaringaPipeline · Sunshine Coast QLD
27.4° SThe GapOpen · Brisbane QLD
28.0° SSouth East QueenslandPipeline · site to be announced
33.9° SSydneyPipeline · NSW
37.8° SMelbournePipeline · VIC
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Schematic · Clubs in order from north to south

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Questions

Questions we're asked.

Something else? Ask us directly.

Will tennis lose courts?

Tennis keeps priority and its peak times. We plan the court mix around existing members, and new sports fill the hours tennis doesn't use.

What does it cost, and who pays?

It depends on the site and the model. Every proposal sets out the investment, who funds what and the performance measures.

Who owns the venue and the members?

You keep the venue. Ownership always stays with the club, council or land owner, and how member data is held and shared is set out in each agreement.

What happens to our coaches and staff?

We plan around your existing coaches and staff wherever we can, and coaches can join the Tennis For Kids coaching pathways.

How long does it take?

It depends on approvals and build scope. Every proposal includes a timeline from site walk to opening.

What about noise?

Court positioning, fencing and barrier nets are part of every master plan, designed around neighbours and access.

Do we have to rebrand as PARK?

PARK Operated and PARK Powered clubs run under the PARK brand, and co-branding can be discussed. PARK Plan doesn't need a rebrand.

Is my site a good fit?

Usually: courts, or land to build them; lighting, or the ability to add it; and an owner, committee or council ready to explore change. Not sure? Send us the address.

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Ron ShellChief Executive Officer
Lachie HoodHead of Commercial
Steve MillerHead of Business Development