Golf Squash

Like a Squash Court, the floor area (playing area) of one Golf Squash court is 9.75m x 6.40m. This is 62.4 square metres. The minimum height from the floor to the ceiling or to anything that projects from the ceiling (lights, fans, air-conditioning ducts, structural items etc.) is 5.64m.

The ball is struck with a driver, sending the ball off on a journey of multiple ricochet proportions.

To account for "distance" required to reach hole, each wall has counters in multiple locations, activated with each ball impact

Counter multiplies "distance" between each successive contact point and displays total "distance" thus far, with a red light on until required "distance" has been met.

Given that the ball loses a bit of velocity and travel each time it bounces off a wall, actual distance under normal circumstances on a normal fairway (Say, 400 metres) would be compensated for - experimentation using a golf swing machine would be required to achiever proper ratio for fair play on Golf Squash Court. (For the sake of simplicity, I'll arbitrarily say half the "distance" for now)

At any time while ball is at rest or in motion, the player - who is on the court while the ball is bouncing all over the place - may take a swing at ball to get additional "distance".

Strokes (Not the medical type), as in Golf, are on the hono(u)r system.

When "distance" to *green* has been satisfactorily reached (indicated by a green light switched on via computer link to counter), the player putts into hole.

Unless, of course, a hole-in-one is made.