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Adult beginners’ sessions (all ages welcome) - A block of 3 consecutive Saturday morning sessions will be held, starting either 26th April or 31st May. For more information, use our Contact page to send us an enquiry and we will send you an information sheet about these events.
Academy for 11-18 year olds launched at Bath Croquet
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Short Croquet (Open) Team reach Final
The team travelled to Worcester Norton for their final SC (Open) North division match of the season. The team of Pete Miles, Neil Pinker, David Prescott and Lynne Passfield came away with a 8-8 draw. This meant that the team were unbeaten (3 wins and 2 draws) throughout their block games. Despite some initial confusion
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Federation Team Top the Table
The club’s AC Federation team hosted Bristol B on Saturday in their final Central division game of the season. The result being a highly commendable 6-1 win, which means a table topping 5 wins out of 5. At lunch it was 3-0 with Martin Alabaster getting a 26-0 win and the doubles team of Lynne
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GC Handicap Team Finish Season with Win
The GC Handicap team visited Camerton & Peasedown for their last match of the season. The team narrowly won 10.5 to 9.5 against their previously unbeaten opponents. The team was Clare Fletcher, Neil Pinker, Anwen Owens, Sue Duncan, Miriam Bolger, Ally Hoyland and captain David Veal.
GC Level Team win at Weston-super-Mare
Following a number of withdrawls the GC Level team captain was faced with being unable to field a team for the away match at Weston-super-Mare. However he persuaded Ally Hoyland and Miriam Bolger, whilst playing for the GC handicap team at Camerton the day before, to play. For both this was their first games at
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Bath GC High Hcp V Weston-super- Mare
With the recent dry and hot weather conditions and despite recent watering Bath’s two lawns were running super fast, making it difficult to judge distances. However this was no deterrent for either team who valiantly took this in their stride. Weston’s team of six made a sterling show of determination to compete with Bath (handicaps
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