General membership needs to have access to courts. Members have paid for that right. However, you have to have somewhere to teach lessons and enough courts to run tournaments and programs if your players are to stay excited about the game. 1 Certified Squash Professional Too often management will decide to hire a physical education graduate or fitness expert to run the squash program until the squash club has attracted a substantial membership. It has been proven that if you hire a competent, committed, certified squash pro, the members will join . . . and stay.
Many excellent players can show players how to play squash their way.
A player who is certified at a minimum of Level 2 is educated and able to effectively teach any level of player. Additionally, and just as important as the teaching and coaching, they are trained in programming, administrating, and promoting a squash club and its program. The rules are basically the same in all 'top' squash clubs. Every member knows that there are only so many 'prime time' courts available, and they must be shared amongst all members. Everyone will agree that a player who books a court and fails to show up should be penalized in some way.