Welcome to Croquet Tasmania
Croquet is a sport which has been around in its present form since the 1850s
- It doesn’t require any special physical strength.
- Men and women, young and old, can play on equal terms and kids love it.
- It is a sport for individuals, families, social groups, business groups, service clubs and everyone.
- It is an inexpensive means of getting regular exercise.
- It is played in the open air throughout the year, in all weather(but it can be played indoors using pucks instead of balls).
- It is played both socially and competitively.
- Many croquet skills, physical and tactical, are found in other sports such as golf, bowls, chess and billiards.
- It is played in all States of Australia and many countries of the world.
The Game
Learn about the game of croquet and some of its variations here.
Venues
With 10 different locations across Tasmania find a club near you today!
News
Latest Statewide and Club News
Latest News
AC Hi-Lo Handicap Doubles Sandy Bay Nov 24-26
Click the Event Name on the top line if you can't see the rest of this post properly. ............Then you will see the entry form, links to conditions etc. Entry fee $10 per player. Additional daily lawn fees will be payable to the venue. Click...
read moreKingston Club Newsletter October 2017
GOLF CROQUET CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS: These will be played during golf playing days, so social players may be restricted to ONE lawn. The Committee would encourage you to use twilight time for extra social play. On Friday 27 October and 3 November no lawns will be...
read moreTCA Golf Croquet Championships Nov 10-12 Entries close Oct 27
Click the Event Name on the top line if you can't see the rest of this post properly. ............Then you will see the entry form, links to conditions etc. Entry Fee $15 . An additional daily lawn fee will be payable at the venue. Click HERE to...
read moreAC Medals Oct 13-15
Click the top heading line if you can't see the rest of this post properly. The Gold Medal was won by Callum Hyland of Sandy Bay with a very close competition for second place between Ian Bassett (New Town) and Rob McAdam (Kingston) Results Three Competitors in...
read moreAC Women’s and Men’s Medals Results
There were some very exciting games and results in the recent AC "Gender" medals competitions. All Southern Clubs had placegetters! Congratulations to Sue Beattie (Kingston) winner of the Women's event. Runners-up were Sue Pearson and Hazel Lloyd - both of Eastern...
read moreAC Coaching Kingston Sept 23
Sue Beattie will be facilitating an Association Coaching event at Kingston Croquet Club, 10.45am, Saturday 23rd September. Intended techniques to cover are: rushes, rush line play, peel positions, laying leaves and strategies. RSVP 0408295702 or just turn up.
read morePlayer Survey Report
Survey Tas Players 2017 -1
read moreWinter Competition Wind-up
The winter comp was a great success with five of the players ( not top handicap range) had their handicaps reduced by the State Handicapper. The winners of the cash were Callum Hyland, Liz Smith and Lizzie...
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