Discover the Fun of Squash with SAFRA Squash Club’s Saturday Try-Out Sessions in Singapore

Looking for a fun way to spend a Saturday afternoon while getting some exercise? Instead of spending another weekend indoors, why not head to the squash court and try something different? SAFRA Squash Club is inviting members to experience the excitement of squash through its Saturday Squash Try-Out sessions, running from October 2026 until 31 January 2027.

Held at SAFRA Toa Payoh, these sessions offer an opportunity for members to discover a new sport, learn the basics and enjoy some active time on court. Whether they have never picked up a squash racket before or simply want to explore a new sporting activity, this could be a great way to get started.

The programme is open exclusively to SAFRA members aged six years and above, making it an option for both younger participants and adults who want to add a little more activity to their weekends. Better still, squash rackets and balls will be provided, so participants do not need to rush out to purchase equipment before giving the sport a try.

For anyone who has been thinking about becoming more active, learning a new skill or finding an enjoyable weekend activity, this is a promotion worth checking out.

Give Squash a Try Without Buying Equipment First

One of the biggest advantages of joining a try-out session is the chance to experience a sport before committing money to it. Buying sports equipment, signing up for lessons and investing in a new hobby can quickly add up, particularly when someone is still unsure whether the activity suits them.

With the SAFRA Squash Club Saturday Squash Try-Out, participants can get started without having to bring their own racket or squash balls, as the necessary equipment will be provided.

This makes the experience more convenient for beginners who simply want to see what squash is all about. Rather than spending time researching different rackets or worrying about which equipment to buy, they can concentrate on learning and enjoying their time on court.

It is also a practical opportunity for parents whose children have expressed an interest in sports. Instead of immediately purchasing equipment for a new hobby, they can first let their children experience the game and decide whether they would like to continue playing.

Before registering, participants should check the programme information on the official website for any applicable fees, registration requirements and terms and conditions. Although equipment is provided, the available information does not specify that the sessions are free, so it is best to confirm the cost before making plans.

A Beginner-Friendly Opportunity to Learn Something New

Squash may look fast-paced when watching experienced players, but everyone has to start somewhere. For newcomers, a try-out session is an opportunity to become familiar with the court, racket and ball while learning how the game works.

Participants can use the experience to develop their coordination, practise moving around the court and become more comfortable handling a racket. These are useful starting points for anyone interested in picking up a racket sport, even if they have little or no previous experience.

Another appealing aspect of squash is that it keeps the body moving. Players need to react to the ball, change direction and move around the court, making the activity a more engaging alternative to exercise routines that may feel repetitive.

Of course, beginners do not need to expect perfect shots or impressive rallies on their first attempt. The main idea is to give the sport a chance, enjoy the learning process and discover whether it is something they would like to pursue further.

For members who have been looking for a reason to start exercising more regularly, having a specific activity to look forward to every Saturday could also make it easier to establish a more active weekend routine.

A Weekend Activity for Members Aged Six and Above

Finding activities that appeal to different age groups can sometimes be challenging, particularly for families looking for alternatives to shopping malls, television and mobile games.

The SAFRA Squash Club Saturday Squash Try-Out welcomes SAFRA members aged six years and above. This broad age eligibility makes it worth considering for eligible younger members as well as adults who want to explore the sport.

Parents can use the opportunity to introduce their children to a racket sport in a dedicated sporting environment. Children who enjoy physical activities may appreciate having a new skill to learn, while adults can challenge themselves to step outside their usual weekend routines.

It can also be a good activity for friends who want to try something together. Even if everyone starts as a beginner, learning the basics and getting used to the game can make the experience enjoyable and give them something different to talk about afterwards.

However, participation is exclusively for SAFRA members, so anyone interested should confirm their membership eligibility and the registration requirements before attending. Those planning to bring children should also check whether parental supervision or additional arrangements are required.

Make Saturday Afternoons More Active

The sessions take place every Saturday from 3pm to 6pm at SAFRA Toa Payoh, Level 2 Squash Courts 1 and 2, during the October 2026 to January 2027 programme period.

The three-hour session window provides a convenient afternoon opportunity for members who prefer to exercise later in the day rather than early in the morning. Participants should refer to the official registration information to confirm the specific session arrangements, available places and any attendance instructions.

Another advantage is the location at SAFRA Toa Payoh, which gives members a designated venue to explore squash rather than having to organise their own court booking and equipment separately.

For those who have been meaning to make better use of their weekends, a sporting activity can be a welcome change of pace. It offers a chance to move around, learn something practical and spend less time sitting at home.

The sessions also provide an opportunity to discover whether squash could become a longer-term hobby. After experiencing the game, participants may feel encouraged to practise more often, explore additional playing opportunities or make the sport part of their regular fitness routine.

What Should Participants Bring?

Getting ready for the try-out is straightforward, but wearing the correct clothing and footwear is important.

Participants are required to wear sportswear and non-marking court shoes. Sportswear allows them to move comfortably, while non-marking shoes help protect the squash court floor. Ordinary outdoor footwear may not be suitable, so it is worth checking the shoes before leaving home.

Rackets and squash balls will be provided, which means participants do not need to purchase these items for the session. Nevertheless, they should check the registration details for any additional requirements and consider bringing drinking water and a towel to stay comfortable during physical activity.

Beginners should also arrive prepared to learn at their own pace. There is no need to be an experienced player to appreciate the opportunity to try a new sport. A positive attitude, suitable attire and a willingness to give it a go are good places to start.

As the sessions run over several months, members have time to consider a suitable Saturday and check the available registration arrangements before committing to a visit.

Why Should You Join This SAFRA Squash Try-Out?

There are several reasons to consider this programme if you are eligible for SAFRA membership.

First, it offers a chance to explore a sport without immediately investing in your own racket and balls. This is especially useful for beginners who are still deciding whether squash is right for them.

Second, it provides an active alternative to the usual weekend routine. Instead of spending the entire afternoon indoors, participants can enjoy a physical activity that challenges their coordination, movement and concentration.

Third, the age eligibility of six years and above makes the programme worth considering for younger members and adults alike. Families can explore a new sporting interest, while individuals can use the sessions to work towards a more active lifestyle.

Finally, the programme runs across several months, from October 2026 until 31 January 2027. This gives interested members a longer period in which to explore the opportunity, subject to the actual session schedule and availability.

The most important point is to check the details before heading down. Registration may be required, places may be limited, and the official programme information should be consulted for the latest fees, session arrangements and applicable terms.

Register for the SAFRA Squash Club Saturday Squash Try-Out

If you are a SAFRA member aged six or above and have been curious about squash, this could be a good opportunity to experience the game in a dedicated court setting.

The sessions take place on Saturdays from 3pm to 6pm at SAFRA Toa Payoh, Level 2 Squash Courts 1 and 2. With rackets and balls provided, getting started is more convenient for those who do not already own their equipment.

Interested members can visit the official SAFRA website at https://m.safra.sg/ to find the programme listing, review the registration requirements and check the latest details before attending.

Remember to wear sportswear and non-marking court shoes, and check the applicable terms and conditions when registering.

A new hobby does not always require a big commitment at the beginning. Sometimes, all it takes is one afternoon to discover an activity that makes weekends more enjoyable. If squash sounds interesting, consider checking out the SAFRA Squash Club Saturday Squash Try-Out and see whether this fast-moving racket sport could become your next favourite pastime.

Promotional/Event Details

Date: Saturdays, October 2026 to 31 January 2027

Time: 3pm–6pm

Venue: SAFRA Toa Payoh, Level 2 Squash Courts 1 & 2, Singapore

Eligibility: SAFRA members aged six years and above

Attire: Sportswear and non-marking court shoes required

Equipment: Squash rackets and balls will be provided

Registration: https://m.safra.sg/

Promotion Type: Sports try-out programme for SAFRA members

Terms and Conditions: Apply. Check the official website for registration requirements, applicable fees, session availability and other programme details.