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Woking Squash Club offers a competitive and social environment for players of all levels. The club fields numerous teams across the Surrey county leagues, competing in winter, summer, veterans, squash57, and vintage categories, with our first team playing at Division 2 level in one of England's strongest squash counties.

Home matches are well supported and advertised through our website and social media, with all fixtures also available on the county leaguemaster site for anyone who would like to come and watch some high-quality live squash. Internally, members can participate in annual knockout tournaments held each spring, as well as a wide range of internal leagues catering to all abilities in both squash and racketball, with dedicated options for juniors too.

Beyond competition, the club prides itself on its friendly atmosphere, with an active social calendar throughout the year and a welcoming bar area where members gather after games. Thursday evenings are dedicated to Club Night, providing a relaxed opportunity for players of any standard to turn up and play, making it an ideal way for newcomers to experience the club and find their level. Guests are always welcome.

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  • The club has a number of teams competing in the Surrey county leagues:

    • 5 teams in the winter leagues

    • 4 teams in the summer leagues

    • 3 veterans teams

    • 2 squash57 (racketball) teams

    • 1 vintage team

    Our first team are currently in Division 2 of the Surrey Leagues, and as Surrey is one of the strongest squash counties in England, the standard is extremely high. There is always very good support for the first team at home matches, and these events are posted on our Facebook page as well as on the website.

    All Surrey League match fixtures are shown on the homepage of this website, and on the county leaguemaster site, so if you live locally and would like to watch some high quality live squash, please come down and lend your support!

    Club Competitions

    Our annual tournaments are held in spring, with knockout competitions in various categories, and squash and racketball handicap competitions. Prizegiving takes place at the end of finals day.

    We also run a large number of internal squash leagues (normally 10 or more), catering for the full range of ability at the club. There is also a racketball league and a junior ladder.

    The squash and racketball leagues and tournaments are maintained online and may be viewed on personal devices as well as the touchscreen monitor outside the courts at the club. Reminder emails with opponents' contact details are sent out at the start and end of these competitions.

  • e pride ourselves on being a very active and friendly club. After a game, many members choose to head upstairs for some detailed post-match analysis over a few drinks at the bar!

    We also organise social events throughout the year—tournament finals day and prizegiving at the end of April is always very popular; there are also quiz nights, racketball fun competitions, events for Halloween and Christmas, and quiz nights etc.

    Members are allowed to bring guests to play at the club, the Guest Fee is £8.50

  • Thursday nights are dedicated to Club Night, when members and visitors can turn up and play the next available player regardless of their standard. Play starts at 7:45 pm, and playing sessions are 20 minutes long (15 minutes if busy) to ensure everyone has a reasonable time on court.

    Regulars at club night tend to play doubles later in the evening, and stay for drinks and a bite to eat after. If you think you might be interested in joining the club, please come along one Thursday evening for a game—the only requirement is that you bring some clean non-marking shoes.

    Contact: clubnight@wokingsquashclub.org

    New members have found that playing at club nights is a good way to work out which league they would be best to start in.

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