Radloff Park Squash Club

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R Located in Somerset West, this facility focuses on developing local squash talent with excellent courts and coaching sessions. It serves as a community-centered space for skill and sportsmanship.

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Address

Lourensford Rd, Somerset West, Cape Town, 7130, South Africa

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Phone Number

+27 79 123 XXXX

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az.oc.bewm@netsrakw

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URL

radsquash.com ↗

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17.4 miles away

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"Court are in good nick covid-19 protocols"

Craig Hindley

4 years ago

Court are in good nick. COVID-19 protocols observed.

"Great squash club centrally situated in radloff"

Silvia Short

6 years ago

Great squash club, centrally situated in Radloff Park.

"Awesome club courts are always kept"

Leroy Sharp

5 years ago

Awesome club. Courts are always kept in great condition and the club is managed really well.

"Play baseball here most beautiful sports ground"

Esme Britz

6 years ago

We play baseball here Most beautiful sports ground in RSA Please visit and support

"Well managed and tidy club easy"

Mariette Brand

3 years ago

Well managed and tidy club. Easy to join and play.

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