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...
B League v Weston-Super-Mare
For our match v Weston we lost 2 players to handicap revision and injury. Our substitute Team was Martin Alabaster (16), Tony Jackson (18), Mike Henebury (20) and Sue Duncan (24). Weston needed an early finish to meet a dental emergency so we agreed to play 135 minute matches. In the morning Tony won a
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Another win against Camerton
Bath seems to be enjoying quite a series of victories over Camerton & Peasedown CC this month. This time it was our Short Croquet (Restricted) team who prevailed, with a well-earned 11:5 win on the half-lawns at Camerton. This time BCC fielded Paul Francis, Neil Pinker, Tony Jackson and debutante Sue Duncan, playing in her
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GC High Handicap success v Camerton & Peasedown
A promising start for the first match of the season for the GC High Handicap team at home to Camerton & Peasedown. Bath made brisk progress winning the first 2 doubles and then a further 6 singles. Camerton rallied before lunch taking 2 respectable wins in singles. This gave a lunchtime score of 8-2. In
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Bath’s Dynamic duo seal a fine win at Cheltenham
On the back of their recent success at Budleigh Salterton, it was no surprise to see Peter Miles and Andrew Willis secure two victories each in the Advanced League match at Cheltenham. However all four games were closely fought and much credit should go to the Cheltenham players who really pushed Peter and Andrew to
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Wily Woking edge past Bath
Bath took an early exit from this year’s National Longman Trophy. A relatively inexperienced Bath team were defeated 4 – 3 by a much more experienced Woking team. At the half stage, Bath’s prospects of a win were fair with a win by Margaret Murray and the Bob Hart/Martin Alabaster pair doubling Bath’s victories. However,
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