Croquetwest - Busselton

Croquetwest - Busselton is a sports club in Busselton, Western Australia that is dedicated to promoting and supporting the game of croquet in the region. The club, located at Churchill Park, features three full courts for members to play on. Unfortunately, there are no lights available on the courts, so games are played during the day.

The club offers regular playing sessions on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 9 am to noon. Members can look forward to catching up with fellow players and enjoying a friendly game of croquet. Whether you are a seasoned player or new to the sport, Croquetwest - Busselton welcomes members of all skill levels.

The club is led by a dedicated team of individuals who hold key positions within the organisation. Barbara Dunnet serves as the President, and she can be reached at 0427 062 940. Ron Vincent is the Vice President, and he can be contacted at 0488231045. Megan Reynolds fulfils the role of Secretary and can be reached at 0407 620 250.

Ros Macdonald is the Treasurer and can be contacted at 0476220744. Steve Lumsdaine and Trevor Hulcup are Ordinary Members, while Geoff Cusworth serves as the Club Captain and can be reached at 0458721447. Max Kewish is the Delegate for Croquetwest - Busselton. For general inquiries, the club can be contacted at sec.

bsncc@gmail. Com.

In addition to playing croquet, Croquetwest - Busselton is also part of the larger Croquetwest organisation, which serves as the official governing body for croquet in Western Australia. The club is supported by Croquetwest and operates under its governance. The official Croquetwest website provides additional resources and information for players, including coaching materials, event updates, referee details, and more. The website also offers links to various croquet clubs in the region, allowing players to explore other opportunities for playing the sport.

Croquet is a game with several variations, and Croquetwest - Busselton embraces the two primary forms: Association Croquet and Golf Croquet.

Association Croquet is the full international version of the game and is played by the majority of tournament players. It involves two players or sides, each with two balls. The objective is to score 12 hoop points and a peg point with each ball before the opposing side achieves the same. Through strategic play, players can control the game and increase their chances of winning.

Skilled players can even win a game in just two turns. The Basic Laws of Association Croquet provide the foundation for getting started in a club, while The Laws of Association Croquet outline the rules for tournament play.

Golf Croquet is another popular variation of the game that has seen a recent resurgence of interest. It features simpler rules compared to Association Croquet, with each turn consisting of a single stroke. However, it still requires accuracy and tactical awareness. Players navigate a course, contesting each hoop in turn.

Once a hoop is scored, all players move on to the next one. This simple concept leads to strategic thinking. The Basic Laws of Golf Croquet are sufficient for getting started in a club, while The Laws of Golf Croquet provide the definitive rules for tournament play.

Members of Croquetwest - Busselton can access further information on Golf Croquet and its rules on the World Croquet Federation's website.

Overall, Croquetwest - Busselton is a welcoming and vibrant sports club in Western Australia, offering members the opportunity to engage in the competitive and strategic game of croquet. With a dedicated committee and a range of resources, the club actively supports and promotes the sport in the Busselton community.