Serangoon Gardens Country Club

Origin of Squash
The sport that used to be known as Squash Rackets is believed to have originated in the 19th century at the Harrow School in England. This evolved from the English game of Rackets. Students of the Harrow School discovered this exciting new sport when they threw a punctured Rackets ball against a wall and it “squashed” on impact, marking the birth of a popular new game in English boarding schools.

Squash in the Club

The Squash Fraternity has close to 40 members and is very active in both internal and external competitions, including the National Squash League. The team of fervent players has continuously pushed the standard of play to new heights with its outstanding performance in competitions. With such unparalleled drive and passion, there is no stopping the team even when the going gets tough!

Prince Open Squash Championship

All results will be updated on the website from 2pm on the next day of the Tournament. For those under 19, players must wear eye protector.

Rules and Regulations | Registration Form
Match Schedule and Results | Fixtures for Women's Open and Plate
Fixtures for Men's Open and Plate

Results and Pictures for SGCC-Prince Squash Open Championship Finals

For enquiries, please contact Steven Goh at 6398 5353 or email to steven_goh@sgcc.com.sg

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Squash Facilities

Sub-Committee

Squash Courts
Tel: 6286 8888 ext.331

Daily: 10 am - 10 pm

Off-Peak Hours:
Mondays - Fridays: 10 am - 5 pm

Peak Hours:
• Mondays - Fridays: 5 pm - 10 pm
• Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays: 10 am - 10 pm
• Fridays: Members' Day
• Personal Training with Allan Chang
• $35 per hour per person

Convenor
Mr Stephen Chan

Sub-Committee Members

• Mr Chen Chin Sang
• Mr Edwin Lee
• Mr Tan Chee Seng
• Mr Jitindar Singh
• Ms Molly Chua

22 Kensington Park Rd Singapore 557271
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