Welcome to Bath Croquet Club!

Croquet is a fascinating game played by men and women of all ages. It is a summer sport played outdoors on a grass court the size of two tennis courts. It is a sport which successfully combines ball skills, tactics, sociability and excitement.

Bath Croquet Club has 4 full sized lawns and is based in the centre of Bath on the Recreation Ground, opposite Bath Rugby. For further information please contact Daniel Mills at croquetdan*hotmail.com (replace * with @)

Club Internal Competition Winners for 2011

January 25th 2012
by Dan

These trophies were engraved by the club and presented by the chairman Roger Hayes at the clubs’ annual dinner in October 2011. Association Croquet                                                              

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Amos Wins Exciting Final at Sidmouth

January 8th 2012
by Daniel Mills

The Sidmouth B-Level Advanced Weekend Tournament took place over 3 days in the middle of August 2011, and attracted 16 players ensuring that all four of Sidmouth’s beach side lawns were in full play. The Tournament was organised into 2 blocks A and B with eight players in each. The winners of the 2 blocks

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Budleigh Success for Bath Duo

December 6th 2011
by Daniel Mills

In the Budleigh Salterton August week Peter Miles and Nigel Amos both reached the semi-finals of the B Level Advanced competition. They were drawn against each other in this match with Amos coming out on top by an impressive 24 points. In the final however Amos came up against David Price of Parkstone and was unfortunately defeated

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Francis Wins in Bristol

December 6th 2011
by Daniel Mills

In the Bristol mid-week 12-22 handicap tournament held over 15 and 16 June, Paul Francis (who was a late entrant to the tournament) came out the winner by beating Bristol’s own John Phillips in a very close final which was decided by 1 on time after going to a ‘golden hoop’ after time was called.

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Successful President’s Cup and Autumn Salver weekend

September 4th 2011
by Roger Hayes

President’s Cup – Super-B     With a reduced number of lawns available for the combined tournament over the weekend of 20/21 August, and as a result, a restriction on the total number of competitors possible, only 4 took part in the President’s Cup Super-B, all playing each other twice over the weekend. The outcome of

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