Do you offer support for new members who are just starting out?

New members are welcome and are provided with support and training to quickly enjoy social games. We welcome players ranging from complete beginners to state standard.

How can I learn the basics of croquet?

Anyone interested in learning the basics of croquet is invited to attend a free friendly come & try session. Please register for any of the following sessions, and participants must be at least 18 years of age.

Can I borrow a club mallet when I come to try croquet?

Club mallets can be borrowed for no charge when you come & try croquet.

Chatswood Croquet Club | Sydney, Australia

Chatswood Croquet Club, located in Sydney, is a welcoming and vibrant sports club that provides players with a great balance of gentle outdoor exercise and mental stimulation through playing strategies. Whether you are a complete beginner or a seasoned player, Chatswood Croquet Club offers a supportive and inclusive environment for women and men of all ages.

The club boasts three excellent full-size grass courts, set in a picturesque location surrounded by lush trees and shrubs. Conveniently located near the centre of Chatswood, the club is easily accessible by public transport and offers ample car parking facilities. In addition to the courts, the clubhouse can comfortably seat 40 people, providing a space for socialising and enjoying a cuppa between games.

Croquet is a lawn game where players use a mallet to hit a ball through a series of hoops. Despite its seemingly straightforward rules, the game offers a challenge for even the most experienced players, as the gaps between the hoops are tightly measured. Most games are played in pairs, allowing for a social and enjoyable experience, but there are also opportunities for more competitive play.

For those interested in learning the basics of croquet, Chatswood Croquet Club invites you to attend their free friendly 'come and try' sessions. These sessions, led by experienced members, provide a comprehensive introduction to the game and offer the chance to experience the joy of croquet firsthand. Club mallets can be borrowed at no charge, ensuring that newcomers can participate without any prior preparation.

If you're curious to learn more about the game, the club provides links to informative videos produced by various croquet associations. These videos offer insights into the different variations of croquet, such as Association Croquet and Golf Croquet.

To find out more about upcoming 'come and try' sessions or to express your interest in attending, you can contact Bob Berry, responsible for recruitment and new members, at 0450 204 729 or by emailing info@chatswoodcroquet. Org. au.

Chatswood Croquet Club welcomes new members and visitors with open arms and encourages individuals to discover the joys of croquet. So whether you're looking for a fun recreational activity, a chance to meet new people, or a competitive sporting outlet, Chatswood Croquet Club is the perfect place to join in on the excitement. For more information, you can also connect with the club on Facebook at http://www. facebook.

com/chatswoodcroquet.