Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I have to reserve a court?

A: Squash members must reserve their courts. All court reservations may be made 7 days in advance at reception, either in person or by telephone. A member must give their name and the name of their opponent for all reservations.

Q: Are there court fees?

A: The majority of squash memberships include court fees. Check with Member Services if you are not sure of your membership type.

Q: Am I able to rent a racquet?

A: Racquet rentals, pending availability, are done through the pro shop (Boutique Pro-Cordage). Players must supply their own ball and eyewear. Protective eyewear is highly recommended.

Q: I am new in the area, and would like to have a squash partner. Can you arrange something?

A: Our squash director will be able to connect you with another one of our members or suggest one of our many leagues or ladders. Our website (find a partner) also offers a partner search function for all squash members.

Q: My child would like to learn how to play squash.

A: We offer a junior squash program for children between the ages of 8 and 15 years old. Lessons are offered at different times throughout the week and are taught in small groups. Protective eyewear is mandatory for all juniors. For more information, please contact the squash director.

Q: Can I also use the gym/fitness center if I am a squash member?

A: For a nominal fee, most squash members may add the fitness membership as a secondary activity onto their squash membership. Please contact the Member Services department for upgrade information.

Q: Can I also play tennis if I am a squash member?

A: Any squash member may play tennis; however, a “Pay As You Play” (PAYP) tennis court fee will apply. For a complete list of tennis court fees, see our membership pricing or contact the Members Services department.