Federazione Italiana Giuoco Squash (FIGS)
The squash federation in Italy · Italian Squash Federation
Squash in Italy began organised play in 1976 and was first governed jointly with badminton under the A.I.B.S. (1977); it became autonomous on 23 March 1985 as F.I.G.S., recognised by CONI (upgraded to an 'Associated Discipline' in 2001 and to full National Sports Federation status in 2007). FIGS is affiliated to the World Squash Federation and runs individual and team national championships (senior, youth, veterans, schools), the Italian Junior Open, Italian Masters Open and PSA Challenger tournaments hosted in Italy, operational and youth men's/women's rankings, national-team training camps, school squash and inflatable-court promotional programmes, and a national coaching school. It is organised through federal assemblies, justice bodies, permanent commissions and territorial (regional) organs.
Getting a licence
A licence is needed to play official squash competitions in Italy.
Club affiliation and player registration ('tesseramento') for a season are done electronically via the federation's tesseramento.figs.it platform, in a yearly window (for the 2026 season, 1-31 January); fees are set each year in a published 'Quote Federali' schedule, payable by bank transfer or bank/certified cheque to the federation.
Competitions and rankings
From the federation’s own website and its international federation, checked in September 2026.