Squash 57: organisations

The world governing body for squash, trading as World Squash. It writes the rules of singles and doubles squash and the court and equipment specifications.

The regional governing body for squash across North, Central and South America and the Caribbean, established in 1989 with 27 member nations. Its annual championships include a Squash57 event.

The national governing body and membership organisation for squash in the United States, founded in 1904 and based in Philadelphia. It also promotes Squash57 through a national growth campaign.

The national governing body for squash and racketball (squash 57) in Scotland, based at Oriam in Edinburgh. It traces its roots to the Scottish Squash Raquets Association, formed in 1936.

The national governing body for squash and squash 57 (formerly racketball) in England, recognised by Sport England.

New Zealand's national squash body, a full member of World Squash based in Rosedale, Auckland, which also promotes racketball (squash 57).