Scottish Squash Launches New Competition Hosting Guide for Clubs Across Scotland

Scottish Squash is delighted to announce the publication of a brand-new Competition Hosting Guide, developed to support clubs and facilities across Scotland in delivering high-quality squash competitions at all levels.

This resource has been designed to provide clear, accessible guidance on the full range of sanctioned competitions available for hosting — from Bronze and Silver events to Gold, Platinum, Masters Regional, and also PSA Satellite tournaments. Whether your club is experienced in event delivery or looking to get involved for the first time, the guide outlines the key information needed to get involved in the competition pathway, with links and further information all to hand.

Click here to download the guide.

The Competition Hosting Guide includes detailed information on:

  • Scotland’s national competition structure

  • The different levels of competition available and their purposes

  • The types of event appropriate for different levels of sanctioning

  • Entry requirements and host club responsibilities

  • The application process for Gold and Platinum competitions

  • Resources and support available

The Competition Hosting Guide is part of continued work to increase the number and quality of competitions across the country, giving players of all ages and levels more opportunities to compete, with Scottish Squash committed to growing the game at all levels. Clubs can now take advantage of the new hosting guide ahead of the 2025-26 season, with dates to be announced soon.

All affiliated clubs and venues are encouraged to download the guide and consider how they can get involved in the competition pathway. Hosting an event is a fantastic way to grow your squash community, showcase your venue, and support player development locally and nationally.

Download the Competition Hosting Guide today on the Scottish Squash website. For further information or to discuss hosting opportunities, please contact the Scottish Squash Pathway Systems Coordinator Philip Lyons at philip.lyons@scottishsquash.org