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Squash is quick to learn, energetic and sociable. Introductory sessions are one of the opportunities we hope to explore locally.
A proud squash venue. A fresh opportunity for Ayr.
Public squash courts at the Citadel Leisure Centre provide a starting point for reconnecting players and exploring a local squash community.

Two squash courtsGlass-backed courts at the leisure centre
Competitive heritageA history of squash in Ayr
Public court hireCheck availability with the venue
Local opportunityExploring a new club community
The Citadel Leisure Centre has long provided a place to play squash in Ayr. The venue has a history of competitive and social squash, although it is no longer a regular home for West of Scotland league competition.
Today, squash courts remain available for public hire. The opportunity is to reconnect existing players, welcome newcomers and explore whether a stronger local squash community can grow around the venue.
The Citadel Squash Club identity is a development proposal. No independent club sessions, league team or coaching programme are currently confirmed.

South Ayrshire Council confirms that squash courts are available to hire at the Citadel. Contact the leisure service for court availability and booking arrangements.
Citadel Leisure CentreSquash is quick to learn, energetic and sociable. Introductory sessions are one of the opportunities we hope to explore locally.
Our ambition is to make it easier for local players to connect, organise games and build a regular club night where facilities allow.
Volunteers and local leaders can help create a welcoming squash community, supported by development opportunities through Scottish Squash.
We believe bringing squash closer to families can help more young people try the sport. Our long-term aim is to explore beginner-friendly junior sessions with appropriately qualified coaches and safeguarding arrangements.
No junior coaching programme is currently advertised or open for booking.

Ayrshire Squash is a local development identity working within West Squash to help grow the sport across Ayrshire. The aim is to connect communities, share coaching knowledge, support volunteers and create more opportunities to play.
Discover the Ayrshire Squash vision →This website is the home for future Citadel Squash Club news, activity information and community updates. Details will appear as arrangements are confirmed.
Session timetable: to be announced
Venue arrangements: to be confirmed
Membership and booking: not yet available

We want members and local players to have a say in what their club looks like. Send your badge design to Ayrshiresquash@gmail.com by 31 March 2027.
We'll shortlist our favourites for a vote within each club, then help develop the club's brand around the winning badge.