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Expressions of interest are now being sought for the 2021 Golf Croquet Eights. The Tournament will be held from the 12th to the 14th February......
Unfortunately, due to the Covid restrictions the ACA Board has made the decision to cancel the remaining events on the 2020 ACA Calendar. Any 2020......
The Executive Officer will be on leave from the 2nd of November until the 17th October. If you have any urgent queries please contact the......
On the 16th October 2020, Croquet Australia launched the new ACA Academy. The focus of the Academy will be to provide all Associations, clubs, players and volunteers with the advice and support needed to improve and perform at their best. For more information please watch the presentation (link to the left) from the new ACA Academy General Manager, Greg Bury.
Association Croquet (AC) is the traditional form of the popular garden game. It is best described as a ``race`` in which the players attempt to be the first to complete the course of hoops and the peg with both balls of their side.
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Gateball is a mallet sport similar to croquet. It is a fast-paced, non-contact, highly-strategic team game.
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Golf Croquet a highly interactive and social sport, making the game more accessible than Association Croquet to people of all experiences and abilities.
READ MORERicochet was developed in the 1980s as an easy to learn version which can easily be used as a step up to Association Croquet. It was originally developed in Adelaide, Australia by John Riches and Tom Armstrong.
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Association Croquet (AC) is the traditional form of the popular garden game. It is best described as a “race” in which the players attempt to be the first to complete the course of hoops and the peg with both balls of their side.
Gateball is a mallet sport similar to croquet. It is a fast-paced, non-contact, highly-strategic team game.
Golf Croquet a highly interactive and social sport, making the game more accessible than Association Croquet to people of all experiences and abilities.
Ricochet was developed in the 1980s as an easy to learn version which can easily be used as a step up to Association Croquet. It was originally developed in Adelaide, Australia by John Riches and Tom Armstrong.
Croquet Australia is responsible for coordinating approximately 9 annual national tournaments and manage Australian representative teams to compete internationally.
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