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ACA has reviewed it’s equipment levels and has made the decision to offer excess equipment for sale by tender. Please see the flyer below for......
As the isolation period continues due to the Covid-19 virus, Croquet Australia has made the decision to reduce the 2020 Affiliation Fees. This decision has......
The Australian Croquet Association (ACA) was formed in the Canberra in 1992. We provide the framework, policies and procedures for croquet associations and competitions throughout Australia, based on standards outlined by the World Croquet Federation as the international organising body for the sport of croquet. Croquet Australia also work to organise national competitions such as the AC Trans-Tasman Test Series and coordinate Australian Representative teams to compete overseas at events such as the New Zealand Association Croquet Open and the World Gateball Championship in Brazil.
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.
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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.
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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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