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 by clicking the yellow ball below.
Venues
With 10 different locations across Tasmania find a club near you today!
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News
Latest Statewide and Club News. Click the red ball.
Latest News
Results GC HiLo Doubles Latrobe April 2
Again Latrobe turned on the weather and a big spectator crowd for the State GC Hi-Lo Final between Devonport's Heather and Terry Myers and Roberta Campbell and Curtis Mead of Latrobe. In the best of three final. Curtis & Roberta won in a tough contest 7-6,...
read moreEvent AC Full Bisque April 27-29 Eastern Shore Details
Eastern Shore Full Bisque Tournament For AC Players with a Handicap in the range Handicap Range 8-16 Players with a handicap greater than 16 may play but must play with a handicap of 16. Friday-Sunday 27rd April – 29th April 2018 Entries closed...
read moreGC Women’s Men’s Championship Results
Congratulations to Ruth McKean of East Launceston Club and Robert Hamilton of Eastern Shore, the winners of the Women's and Men's GC Championships. Runners-up were June Pongratz of New Town and John Colquhoun of Eastern Shore. Robert and John had to play...
read more2018 Easter Gala Winners
Congratulations to all Players and especially the Interstate Winners of Division 1: Bob Neate from Broadbeach Club and runner-up Brian Rubock from Brisbane Club Tasmanians Chris West and Paul Richards (r/u) were successful in Division 2 and locals also won the...
read more2018 Kingston Club Newsletter March 2018
CLUB BARBEQUE: Those who attended this function had an enjoyable evening, good food, drink games and company. The Club raised just over $500. AGM: This will take place at Club rooms on Saturday12 May, starting at 10am. Appliction forms to fill positions are available...
read moreAC Divisional Championships Results
Bisque 5-20 Winner Tim Parker (Kingston) Runner-up Sue Pearson (Eastern Shore) Bisque 9-20 Winner Doreen Briant (New Town) Runner-up Peter Tracey (Kingston) Bisque 16-20 Winner Sally Liggins (Kingston) Runner-up Elaine...
read moreGC Doubles Winners – not yet !
The Final had to be postponed because the lawns were inundated in a downpour on Saturday night. So sometime late in May Daryl Jacobs & John Colquhoun (Eastern Shore) will do battle with Ruth McKean & Gina Kirkland (East Launceston & Latrobe) Watch this...
read moreSpirits undampened at East Launceston’s Novice event
East Launceston held a Novice Event at the Northern Tasmania Croquet Centre. The event was run under very wet conditions and credit to the participants who carried on regardless of the weather. The 4 Entrants had very close games with Robin Claxton winning all his...
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