Real Federación Española de Squash (RFES)
The squash federation in Spain · Royal Spanish Squash Federation
The RFES, founded in 1983, is Spain's government- and World-Squash-recognised governing body for squash, and a member of the European Squash Federation. It operates through affiliated autonomous (regional) federations, to which clubs and players affiliate; the RFES itself selects and runs national teams across age categories from junior to master, organises the national competition calendar and rankings, handles arbitration, and runs coaching/training programmes, plus initiatives for women's, university and adaptive squash. As of May 2026 it lists 99 affiliated clubs.
Getting a licence
A licence is needed to play official squash competitions in Spain.
A national federative licence is obtained by affiliating with a club and contacting the corresponding regional (autonomous) federation, which processes the licence; the RFES site directs national-licence holders to call their respective autonomous federation rather than the national office. No licence price is published on the pages checked.
Competitions and rankings
From the federation’s own website and its international federation, checked in September 2026.
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