Squash is one of the most intense racket sports: two players share an enclosed court and keep the ball in play off the front wall. A 45-minute match is a serious workout, and it's played all year round indoors.
Because squash is usually played one-on-one, a good match depends almost entirely on finding an opponent at the right level. TennisPartner helps you find squash players near you, join box leagues and ladders, and find coaching.
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A mismatched squash game isn't much fun for either player. Search for squash players near you by level and availability, and check their results and reviews before you book a court.
Building a list of several opponents also means you can keep playing when your regular partner can't.
Box leagues — small groups of players at a similar level who each play each other over a few weeks — are a squash tradition. Clubs and organisers can run leagues and ladders on TennisPartner, with results and standings in the app.
Find squash communities at your local club, arrange games with members and follow club tournaments. If you want to improve, find a squash coach near you for one-to-one or group sessions.
How long is a game of squash?
Courts are usually booked for 40 or 45 minutes, which is enough for a best-of-five match between two club players.
What is a squash box league?
A league where players are split into small groups ('boxes') by level, everyone in a box plays each other, and players move up or down between boxes based on results.
How do I find squash players near me?
Search for players near you who play squash and filter by level, join a squash community or league, or post a game and invite players.
Is squash a good workout?
Yes — squash is one of the most demanding racket sports, combining constant short sprints, changes of direction and long rallies.