A multi-court outdoor hub
The 2021 launch report described four multifunctional glass courts in a park in central Tel Aviv, forming a €1.5 million TPoint hub. The project was presented as a way to make squash more visible and accessible in the city.
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TPoint Outdoor Squash Hub, Tel Aviv
A four-court smart outdoor squash hub in a central Tel Aviv park, publicly launched by 2021 and listed by Tpoint as a destination since 2020.
Delivered referenceReviewed
Squash Info’s 1 April 2021 report describes TPoint as an initiative by entrepreneur Yossi Fixman in partnership with ASB Squash and with support from Tel Aviv Municipality and its sports department. The article reports a €1.5 million hub with four multifunctional ASB GlassCourts and public access through the TPoint app. The “first” description in the 2021 source is “first smart outdoor squash court complex”; Hamilton Fish Park’s earlier 2018 free-to-play public court is a separate and earlier milestone. Tpoint’s current site dates the Tel Aviv destination to 2020, so the public announcement date and destination start date are recorded separately. Squash Dog did not deliver this project.
The project at a glance
- Location
- Central Tel Aviv, Israel
- Public launch report
- 1 April 2021; Tpoint currently lists Tel Aviv since 2020
- Facility
- Four multifunctional ASB GlassCourts
- Access model reported at launch
- Public access and app-managed court control
Digital access and operation
The article reported that the courts were controlled through the TPoint app and could be used throughout the year. These are launch-era descriptions; current operating arrangements and year-round availability have not been independently confirmed.
A distinct outdoor milestone
TPoint was described as the world’s first smart outdoor squash court complex. Hamilton Fish Park’s free-to-play public outdoor court opened in 2018, so the two records describe different milestones; TPoint should not be presented as the first public outdoor squash court.
What Let’s Bounce can learn
A multi-court hub can support different users and activity at one visible location. Digital booking may help manage access, but successful public participation also depends on an accountable operator, welcoming introductions and a route to keep playing.
Before you visit
Check with the local operator
The launch report described public, app-managed access. Current booking arrangements, prices, hours and programme availability have not been verified; check with the current operator before planning a visit.
A place of your own
Could squash bring your community together?
Let’s Bounce connects outdoor court ideas with local hosts, schools, coaches and appropriate sponsors. We can explore the place, participation programme and practical delivery together.
Discuss a similar projectSquash Dog is operated by Fagan Consulting Limited, a commercial company. Court options are assessed for each site and community.