Squash Vlaanderen vzw (SQV)
The squash federation in Belgium · Squash Flanders
Belgian squash is organised on a community basis, like several other Belgian sports: Squash Vlaanderen vzw, founded in 1995 and based in Herentals, is the recognised body for squash in Flanders, covering recreational, competitive and top-sport levels; it runs Flemish and national leagues, youth programmes (including a Dunlop circuit and regional training centre), coaching certification and player rankings. World Squash's member directory lists a single 'Belgian Squash Federation' membership whose listed contact (Kim Hannes) and email domain (squashvlaanderen.be) is Squash Vlaanderen's, suggesting Squash Vlaanderen currently carries Belgium's WSF/international representation; the separate Ligue Francophone de Squash (LFS, founded 1996) covers Wallonia and Brussels with about 700 members and 32 clubs, running its own interclub leagues, opens and the Belgian Championships.
Getting a licence
A licence is needed to play official squash competitions in Belgium.
An online membership application form is linked from the Squash Vlaanderen homepage; pricing was not shown on the pages fetched.
Competitions and rankings
Other bodies: Ligue Francophone de Squash (LFS), Belgian Squash Federation (belgiansquash.be).
From the federation’s own website and its international federation, checked in September 2026.