Saudi Squash Federation
The squash federation in Saudi Arabia
The Saudi Squash Federation, founded in 1992 and headquartered in Riyadh, is an independent sports body with its own legal personality, funded by state support and sponsorships, and a member of the International (World Squash), Asian and Arab squash federations. Per a Saudipedia article sourced from the Ministry of Sport, it has 34 registered clubs (14 of which take part in its championships) and about 587 registered players, organises around 24 championships a year including the Kingdom's Club Championship and Kingdom's Open Championship, and is responsible for representing Saudi Arabia internationally and developing players and coaches. It has also hosted major international events, including the International Saudi Squash Championship (2005-2011, with the 2010 edition doubling as the PSA Men's World Championship in Dammam) and, in 2018, the first-ever global women's professional squash championship hosted by a national federation.
Getting a licence
The federation does not say online how to get a licence: ask a club, or contact it directly.
From the international federation and the pages we could read, checked in September 2026. The federation publishes little online, so some details are missing.
The other racket-sport federations in Saudi Arabia
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Denmark · DSqF
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