Dress Code and General Behaviour
Dress Code
- Players must at all times wear acceptable squash apparel when using the courts
- Players must wear NON-MARKING squash or court shoes to enter the courts. Failing to do so will incur an immediate R200 fine and disciplinary action
- Members shall be appropriately dressed within the Club facilities
General Behaviour
- Members and their guests should respect the rights, dignity and worth of all people involved in the game of squash, regardless of their gender, ability or cultural background
- Players, members and guests should not use an audible obscenity or make obscene gestures within the club facilities
- No member, at any time, shall physically abuse any official, opponent, spectator, member or other person within the club. Physical abuse is defined as the unauthorized touching of an official, opponent, spectator or other person
- No member, at any time, shall verbally or mentally abuse any official, opponent, spectator, member or other person via any form of oral, written or electronic correspondence or communication .
- All members should abide by instructions and rules as set out by committee from time to time. These instructions will either be communicated electronically, verbally provided or via notices as provided on noticeboard within club
- No illegal activities or any municipal by-law should be broken by any members while in, at or around the club facilities