Squash & Racketball Dress Code and Rules

Squash Footwear and Dress code

• Players are required to wear recognized squash clothing which must include either a polo shirt or tee-shirt.

• Shoes must be non-marking and NOT trainers or black-soled shoes.

• Muddy shoes MUST NOT be worn on court.

• Members and guests are expected to adhere strictly to this. Please see the squash section byelaws for further information on dress code.

Court Etiquette

• Please vacate your court at the end of your 40/60 minute session.

• We are a multi-sports club – please consider other players, when making your way to the outer squash courts do not walk past a tennis court when play is in progress – please wait until the point is finished.

• The use of mobile phones on and in the vicinity of the tennis and squash courts is forbidden.

• Chewing gum, sweets and food of any kind are not allowed on the squash courts. colour

Visitor Policy & Fees

Non-members can play at the Club as a guest but they will have to pay a visitor fee on each occasion, and as detailed in our Visitor Policy; after 5 visits we would expect them to become a member of the club. colour

These are some of towns and villages within travelling distance of Limpsfield Tennis Club
Kent: Biggin Hill | Brasted | Cowden | Crockham Hill | Edenbridge | Eynsford | Kemsing | Knockholt | Otford | Sevenoaks | Sundridge | Shoreham | Tonbridge | Tunbridge Wells| Westerham |
Surrey: Bletchingley | Caterham | Cowden | Dorking | East Grinstead | Felbridge | Gatwick | Godstone | Horne | Limpsfield | Lingfield | Merstham | Oxted | Redhill | Reigate | Tandridge | Tatsfield | Titsey | Warlingham | Whyteleafe| Woldingham |
East & West Sussex: Ashurst Wood | Crowborough | East Grinstead | Felbridge | Hurst Green |