The United States Croquet Association has been awarded a $40,000 grant from the J.E.R. (Bob) and Linda Chilton Foundation to support Preserving the History of American Rules Croquet, an oral-history and archival initiative being undertaken in conjunction with the USCA's 50th anniversary in 2027.
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New GC Format: The One Hoop Championship
Picture yourself at hoop 13, game 5, World Championship. Win one hoop and you’re the champion. Now picture doing it a handful of times in one evening to become the One Hoop Champion. The rules are simple. The strategy is up to you.
Read MoreTournament finalists (left to right): Dave Dill, Nick Rizos, Nancy Nicholson and John Webb. Photo by Richard Watson.
Dill and Rizos Claim Tega Cay Doubles Title
The Tega Cay Croquet Club hosted its annual American Six Wicket Doubles Tournament on September 16, bringing together eight club members for a day of friendly competition on the club's full-sized court.
Read More2026 Croquet News Volume 3: National Croquet Day in America
The Fall 2026 Digital Edition of the USCA’s Croquet News is here! This issue celebrates National Croquet Day, as clubs across the country embraced an America 250 theme while showcasing croquet in their local communities.
Read MoreSixth Annual Women’s Golf Croquet Open Set for January at National Croquet Center
The National Croquet Club will host the Sixth Annual Women’s Golf Croquet Open January 14-17, 2027, at the National Croquet Center in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Read MoreMacey White teaches a beginner level class to CBCC members Laura Raymond, Kevin Miller, Miles McCrimmon, Susie Miller, Jim Brown, Joanne Pinou and Catherine Ingrassia (L to R).
Chesapeake Bay Croquet Club Pro White Teaches His 1,000th Student
Several years ago, a few of us at the club decided to start keeping track of how many students Macey White had taught. Macey began teaching croquet back in 2015, so this year marks eleven years on the court. In that time, he's earned his national-level certification to teach both Golf Croquet and American 6-Wicket.
Read MoreEngland’s James Death and captain Samir Patel during doubles play in the final test versus New Zealand. Photo by Andrew Moss.
England Repeats as MacRobertson Shield Champions
England took an 11-7 win over New Zealand on Sunday to go 3-0 in the 2026 MacRobertson Shield to repeat as champions. The MacRob win is their 16th in a competition that dates back 101 years to 1925.
Read MoreMacRob Title On the Line as England Battles New Zealand
The 2026 MacRobertson Shield competition has entered day two of the final round with New Zealand leading England 2-1 after day one in the title test. The early action on day two favors England as they lead two of the three doubles matches 1-0, with the test currently on a lunch break.
Read MoreEngland’s Mark Avery has a 10-0 match record heading into the final round. Photo by Andrew Moss.
England and New Zealand Meet With MacRobertson Shield on the Line
The 2026 MacRobertson Shield reaches its decisive stage Wednesday as England and New Zealand begin a five-day Test that will determine the Association Croquet World Team Championship. Both teams arrive at the Surbiton Croquet Club with perfect 2-0 records through the opening two rounds. Under the championship’s round-robin format, the winner of the final Test will claim the Shield, while Australia and the United States meet simultaneously to decide third place.
Read More2026 Champions Craig Froh and Bruce Hindin
Froh and Hindin Capture Milwaukee Doubles Title
It was a beautiful weekend for croquet as 24 players from as far away as Florida, Georgia, Colorado, Oklahoma, Indiana, and Illinois traveled to Wisconsin to compete in the 2nd Annual Milwaukee Doubles Open at the picturesque Lake Park setting.
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