Squash
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Robert Semple49 • Male
ST LEONARDS, NSW
Advanced
I have been playing squash for a while now. Havent had chance to play for a few months now. Interested to catch up with players for a hit on a regular bases.
7 Aug 2009
Chints .42 • Male
PYRMONT, NSW
Beginner
I work full time in the city and I am free after business hours and on weekend. well, i have never tried squash before and would like to give it a go.. looking for beginners or intermediate to practice squash...
3 Aug 2009
Lea White49 • Female
DEE WHY BEACH, NSW
Beginner
Looking for someone to exercise with whether it's walking, hiking, yoga, dancing, badminton, golf, squash, kayaking, swimming, snorkeling, sailing. Available everyday.
29 Jul 2009
Ofir D50 • Male
MCMAHONS POINT, NSW
Intermediate
Have been for 6 years around once a week. Hardly played for a year so a bit rusty. Can play weekdays evenings, center and north Sydney.
18 Jul 2009
Khai Bui57 • Male
SYDNEY SOUTH, NSW
Intermediate
I live in the CBD in a building with a squash court which means we can play for free. I am intermediate player and available most week nights. I am also after games on saturdays.
28 Jun 2009
Michael Brown64 • Male
POTTS POINT, NSW
Intermediate
Live in Potts Point, looking to play socially on an occasional basis - Bondi courts are quite handy
22 Jun 2009
About Squash in Australia
Squash is an intense, fast-moving racquet sport played by two players (or four in doubles) inside a four-walled court. Renowned as one of the best cardiovascular workouts available, squash builds speed, agility, reflexes, and mental focus. Whether you play for fitness, competition, or the sheer thrill of the rallies, squash is a sport that rewards regular practice with rapid improvement.
Getting Started
Getting into squash is straightforward — most squash centres offer casual court hire, making it easy to book a court and have a hit with a friend. Beginner coaching clinics and introductory programs run at clubs across the country, covering grip, basic shots, and court movement. Equipment costs are low: all you need is a racquet, suitable non-marking court shoes, and a squash ball. Joining a local club unlocks access to graded competitions, social ladders, and a welcoming community of players at every level.
Squash in Australia
Squash Australia's network of clubs and facilities spans every state and territory, with strong participation in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, and Western Australia. Squash courts can be found at leisure centres, dedicated squash clubs, and university sporting facilities in most cities and regional towns. The sport has a proud history in Australia, producing world-class professionals and hosting international PSA tour events. Use Sports Match Maker to find a squash partner near you — whether you're in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, or anywhere in between.