

The Victorian Trugo Association invites you to be part of history and play a game of Trugo today.
This unique local sport of Melbourne is played in the suburbs of Ascot Vale, Brunswick, Footscray, Port Melbourne, Sandridge, South Melbourne and at the home of Trugo, Yarraville.
With the changing population in these areas and the traditional players of retired persons on the decline, Trugo needs new players to keep the sport alive.
What is Trugo?
Trugo is a 'true blue aussie game' played on a grass court by hitting rubber rings with a wooden mallet from one end of the green to goal posts at the other.
It is like a cross between croquet, wood chopping, lawn bowls and AFL football!
Thursdays, the Trugo season runs from August to April.
Trugo takes about one and a half hours to play.
The teams pay $15 per year per person for registration; each of the clubs have their own in house method of raising additional moneys.
What age do you have to be?
The game of Trugo is open to people of all ages.