We have a friendly squash section at the club, whether you are a beginner, intermediate or a match player, you will fit in and find other like minded players to mix with.
For membership information click here.

Normal play: Courts are booked by using the Clubspark on-line booking system ( available once you've become a member ).
You will also need a light card £8.25. This gives 44 minutes play (cards are disposable, you need a new card each time) and can be obtained from Stuart: [email protected] or Peter: [email protected]. Thereafter all you need to do is play and enjoy the facilities 365 days a year. Members are encouraged to bring visitors along, but a Guest / visitor’s fee of £3 per visit is required which can be purchased via the link. Guest pass
Social Squash Night: Sunday from 4:00pm for squash lite (new & beginers) and from 5pm for intermediate and club pleayers, It's £4 per person, come along, put your name down and start playing, all abilities welcome. Club night WhatsApp group is used to gauge who's coming to play, request to join via this link Squash Clubnight Group.
Squash Ladder: We have a squash ladder, if you want to join, contact Stuart at [email protected]. New players can join anytime. Matches are scheduled between each player and should be played best of 5 games and with a point per rally, 11 per game.
Link to Adderbury Squash Ladder. https://bwesquash.leaguerepublic.com/index.html
For members looking to arrange individual 1 to 1 games, we have a WhatsApp group which you can request to join via this link BWE Squash players or contact Stuart at – [email protected]
Squash team: We enter a team in the OSRA Oxfordshire League if your interested in playing in this please contact Stuart at [email protected]
Squash Racket Restring Service:
Squash racket stringing service available through the club. Choice of strings available, from £18-£22 per racket. Contact Jonathan Thomson: Email: [email protected] Phone: 07737650729
Racketball / Squash 57
Racketball has been rebranded Squash 57. The new name focuses on the key difference to squash – the larger ball, which has a maximum diameter of 57mm (compared with 40mm for a squash ball).
A copy of the rules of the game can be obtained by visiting the England Squash & Racketball website.
Come and Check out our Fantastic new Squash Courts at the Club!
The first of their kind in the UK


