The WSRC
A place where fitness, friendship, and daily life naturally come together, in the heart of downtown Winnipeg since 1909.
Introduction
The Winnipeg Squash Racquet Club has been part of downtown Winnipeg since 1909. Founded by squash players, the club has grown into something larger: a place where fitness, friendship, and daily life naturally come together.
Some members join for the fitness facilities. Some for squash. Some for the dining room. Some because they are looking for a place to work, or simply to step out of the day. Most stay because the club becomes part of their routine.
Behind the oak doors, past a century of silverware.
A Day at the Club
Every member uses the club differently. The common thread is that it gives them a place to belong, from the first coffee to the last match.
Some members arrive before work for a workout, steam, or shave. They grab a coffee, read the paper, and catch up with familiar faces before heading to the office. Staff greet members by name.
Regular doubles groups take to the squash courts. Some of these games have been played at the same time every week for decades.
Members gather around familiar tables. Lunch can be a quick bite or a two-hour conversation that was never supposed to last that long.
In the quieter hours, the club becomes a place to recharge: to work, to think, or simply to step out of the day for a while.
By evening, members return for another match, a meal, an event, or simply a chance to unwind before the day closes.
Membership
For some, the club is visited a few times a month. For others, it becomes part of nearly every day.
Online member area & court booking.
A fully equipped private gym.
Towel service and personal lockers.
A rotating menu and daily specials.
Tournaments, socials, and a century of silverware.
Supported by experienced staff.
From a wide range of professions, backgrounds, and stages of life.
Why Members Stay
Routines become traditions. Lunch is rarely eaten alone. The same doubles game has run for twenty years. Friendships form through shared mornings, matches, and meals.
Because there is comfort in being known.
A Member's Story
Recently, the club said goodbye to longtime member Jim Mackenzie, whose membership spanned 67 years. His story is exceptional, but not unusual. For many members, what begins as a place to exercise or play squash gradually becomes something far more meaningful.
A Club for Today
The Winnipeg Squash Racquet Club has spent more than a century adapting to the changing needs of its members while remaining true to its purpose: to provide a place where people can invest in their health, build lasting relationships, enjoy meaningful traditions, and participate in a community that extends beyond the walls of the club itself.
For some, that journey begins with a workout. For others, a lunch invitation. For many, it becomes a place they cannot imagine being without.
An Invitation
Membership begins with access. Over time, it becomes part of your life. We'd be glad to show you the club, and to introduce you to the people who make it one.