Squash and Handball Courts
In 2021, Rebound Sports installed the interactive squash court technology at Center Parcs UK & Ireland Longford
The original squash court was underused. After we made it interactive, families began using the space for games and active play. Demand grew so much that, about a year later, Center Parcs converted a second court. Both now run at full capacity.
That experience changed how we look at squash courts—and GAA handball courts. These are excellent spaces for their sports. But when a court isn't booked, its walls and floor could also support interactive games, school visits, family sessions, inclusive activities and active ageing programmes.
The sport stays; the court gains more uses and reaches more people.
For clubs looking to increase participation and make better use of their facilities, the Center Parcs experience offers a practical case study. It also shows why bookable community activities are worth considering as a source of income.
The posters above give a glimpse of what's possible with MultiBall and iSports Mobile in a squash or handball court.
If your club is planning a Community Sport Facilities Fund application, Rebound Sports can help assess the space, prepare a quotation and provide supporting product information.