The 2026 Mallet Series Tour schedule continues to expand with the addition of major tournaments representing both American Six-Wicket and Golf Croquet competition across the United States. Among the featured events on the 2026 calendar is the Indian Territory Open in Tulsa, Oklahoma, which joins the tour as an American Six-Wicket event scheduled for Memorial Day weekend. The tournament, which runs May 22-25, has become one of the region’s most established competitive events and strengthens the tour’s multi-code structure.
Read MorePerfect conditions greeted players at the 2025 USCA Midwest 6 Wicket Regional Tournament, held August 28–September 1 at the LaFortune Park Croquet Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Hosted by the Tulsa Croquet Club over Labor Day Weekend, the event enjoyed the best weather in recent memory throughout all four days of play. Each flight featured 14 competitors, with three 4-handicap players competing in First Flight and one 4.5-handicap player moving up to Championship Flight.
Read MoreThe 2025 Indian Territory Open (ITO) launches tomorrow at LaFortune Park, marking a landmark moment as the event will be the first American Six Wicket tournament on the MCA Series Tour. Hosted by the Tulsa Croquet Club, the four-day USCA-sanctioned event will run May 23-26 and officially brings the Series Tour into a new era as a multi-code competition.
Read MoreThe competitive croquet calendar heats up May as the Tulsa Croquet Club prepares to welcome players for the 2025 United States Croquet Association (USCA) Midwest Golf Croquet (GC) Regional Championship. The prestigious tournament is scheduled to run from Friday, May 2nd through Sunday, May 4th, 2025.
Read MoreThe MCA Series Tour is set to expand this Memorial Day weekend with the addition of the Indian Territory Open, hosted by the Tulsa Croquet Club at LaFortune Park. Running May 23-26, the 2025 edition marks the first-ever American Six Wicket tournament to be included in the MCA’s developing regional Series Tour.
Read MoreThe 2024 Tulsa Classic held at LaFortune Park in Tulsa, Oklahoma, over Labor Day weekend proved to be a popular event. The tournament ran Friday, August 30 through Monday, September 2 and attracted 36 total players, with local players indicating it was the largest field in at least 10 years for a Tulsa tournament.
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