Golf Croquet
Golf Croquet is a game with a long history and a recent resurgence of interest at all levels. Compared with Association Croquet it has simpler rules and is more interactive (each turn is just a single stroke), but it requires a similar level of accuracy and tactical awareness. For croquet-related games that you can play in your garden, see the Garden Croquet section.
Golf Croquet players follow a course contesting each hoop in turn; as soon as one hoop is scored all players move on to contest the next - a simple idea that leads to rich tactical thinking.
If you are interested in trying the game, we suggest that you contact a local club or contact the office.
For more detailed information about Golf Croquet, please explore this section.
Golf Croquet tournaments are listed in the tournaments section of the site.
How to Play
- The synopsis gives an overview of the game
- The Basic Rules of Golf Croquet are all you need to get started in a club
- For full tournament play The Rules of Golf Croquet are definitive
- Advantage Play is an alternative to Handicap Play using extra strokes, both of which allow players with different abilities to play more competitive games
- 10-10 Golf Croquet has been developed for one-day tournaments
Details are also available for handicapping, refereeing, coaching, UK and World Rankings, and selection.
Golf Croquet Terms/Jargon lets you catch up on the lingo and terms used in match reports.
Latest Golf Croquet News and Results
- 14th Oct: Roehampton won the European Club League Grand Final (GC)
- 7th Oct: Dee McKibbin won the GC C-Level (+7hcp) series final
- 3rd Oct: Steve Leonard won the GC A Series Final
- 30th Sep: GC Rules Theory Exam now available (GC)
- 29th Sep: Watford beat Guildford to win the Murphy Shield 4-3 (GC - Murphy Shield)
- 29th Sep: Roehampton beat Nottingham to win the Inter-Club Tier 3 Bowl 4-3 (GC - Tier 3 Bowl)
- 28th Sep: Roehampton beat Bowdon to win the GC Inter-Club 4-3 (27 Sep) (GC - Inter-Club)
- 23rd Sep: Congratulations to Adrian Coward, the country's National GC B-Level (+4hcp) Series Winner, 2025 (GC)
- 19th Sep: Fiona Walker won the GC All England (GC)
- 11th Sep: Crake Valley beat Phyllis Court 2 4-3 (GC - Federations Shield)
- 8th Sep: Watford beat Southport 5-2 (7 Sep) (GC - Murphy Shield)
- 2nd Sep: Guildford beat Sussex County 5-1 (GC - Murphy Shield)
- 31st Aug: Roehampton beat Ealing 4-2 (GC - Tier 3 Bowl)
- 27th Aug: CqE Select win GC Inter-Counties Division 2 (GC - Championships)
- 27th Aug: Paul J Williams and Alison Murray win Ashby's National Forest GC Doubles (GC)
- 25th Aug: Phyllis Court lost to Nottingham 3-4 (23 Aug) (GC - Tier 3 Bowl)
- 22nd Aug: Adrian Coward won the Sidmouth GC B-Level
- 22nd Aug: Graham Brooksbank won the Sidmouth GC C-Level
- 17th Aug: Lincolnshire's Super Team take home the Inter-County Division 1 Trophy (GC - Championships)
- 16th Aug: Phyllis Court lost to Bowdon 1-5 (15 Jun) (GC - Inter-Club)
- 12th Aug: Andrew Grant won the Ashby GC B-Level
- 12th Aug: Liz Johnson won the Ashby GC D-Level
- 12th Aug: Crake Valley beat Colchester 6-1 (GC - Federations Shield)
- 6th Aug: Tim Russell won the Budleigh GC Open Series
- 31st Jul: The 2025 GC Veterans Championship was won by Simon Carter (GC - Championships)
- 31st Jul: GC English National Doubles Champions Crowned at Budleigh (GC - Championships)
- 31st Jul: England Victorious at GC Home Internationals 2025 (GC)
- 31st Jul: David Artingstall wins GC 'C' Level series Tournament at Bury (16 Jul)
- 28th Jul: Phyllis Court 2 beat Bromley 6-1 (19 Jul) (GC - Federations Shield)
- 26th Jul: Guildford beat Hamptworth 5-0 (25 Jul) (GC - Murphy Shield)
- 23rd Jul: Liza Furnival won the Cheltenham C-Level GC event
- 20th Jul: Dulwich lost to Sussex County 3-4 (18 Jul) (GC - Murphy Shield)
- 19th Jul: Pendle lost to Southport 2-5 (GC - Murphy Shield)
- 17th Jul: Roehampton beat Compton 4-2 (GC - Tier 3 Bowl)