Welcome to Bath Croquet Club
You will find us in the centre of Bath, in a stunning location, on Bath Recreation Ground. Croquet is an inclusive sport that people of all ages and skill levels can play. We have four lawns that are open daily and our friendly membership are on hand to welcome visitors and potential new members. New players can be assured of a great start to their enjoyment of this game.
If you are looking for an activity which satisfies your competitive instinct, or just fancy a relaxed game on a Club afternoon, why not join us at one of our regular free taster sessions? These are taking place on Saturday 23 April, Tuesday 24 May and Saturday 18 June. In the first instance use the contact page to register your interest...
GC All England Handicap Qualifier
Eight club members took part in the club’s qualifying event for the GC All England Handicap Competition on a very warm Monday 20 June. The entries were split into two all play all blocks in the morning. Block A consisted of Philip de Glanville, Sue Andrew, Sue Duncan and Christine Lutman. This was a very
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Double Rainbow Over The Lawns
Clare took this amazing photo on Sunday
Cliffhanger win for HH GC team Bath v Weston super Mare( A)
It was a windless,sunny day at Weston’s lawns in Bleadon. Bath took the lead initially with 2 doubles played by Sue Andrew / Neil Pinker, and Christine Lutman/ Anwen Owens. Two singles wins for Bath ensued, both closely won. Weston Super Mare then caught up with 4 close wins before lunch, making the score 7/4
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‘Sunny Success’ for Intermediate Team
Our Intermediate Team journeyed to Nailsea looking forward to seven games in warm sunshine. As our previous game at Camerton, on 25th May, was played in the rain. On arrival our hosts announced that the hoops had been newly reset and they did indeed prove a challenge with the words “I’ve blobbed again!” ringing around
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GC Level Team Draw with Camerton
The GC Level team, playing their first match of the season, entertained Camerton & Peasedown, who had already won their first two matches, on 13 June. The lawns were running fast, having been cut that morning. The competition all day was friendly and even. At lunch the score was 6-6, and the theme continued in
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