Andrew Hobbs wins our Honeygrove Cup
After a grey and not terribly warm Bank Holiday weekend our annual two day Advanced tournament returned after a year’s break due to Covid-19. There was a full house of 12 players from 7...
Category: Open Tournament
David Dray wins the Kent Cup
The lawns were looking great, but slow with longer grass than expected. Play started about 09:45, then by 10:00 the sharp shower came, followed by heavy rain on and off all morning. After a...
Phil Dunk wins our inaugural AC 14-pointer
This is the first year that we’ve had the short form 14-point Association Croquet events in the South East Federation, intended to be 6 events shared between Sussex County and ourselves. Of course, Covid-19...
Andy Dibben retains Honeygrove Cup
Just short of a full house of 11 players entered our annual Advanced Tournament, the Honeygrove Cup, with most of the usual suspects. Our lawns were delightful and the fastest they’ve ever been. The...
Kent comes 4th in the Golf Intercounties
Having come 2nd last year the addition of Jon Diamond didn’t improve the results and we came 4th! (Not surprisingly, since Notts had a team of four players with handicaps of -4.) As can...
News coverage updated
Our local and national press coverage pages have been updated with the items related to the recent WCF Simon Carter Golf Croquet World Championship.
Farewell posting by the GCWC team
This is our final dispatch from the 2019 WCF Simon Carter Golf Croquet World Championship held at the Compton, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Sussex County and West Worthing Croquet Clubs. The organising team would like...
GCWC2019: Summary
HRH the Duke of Gloucester opened the tournament on Friday 26th July, with a parade by the players and officials with country and WCF flags preceded by a Jazz band. He was introduced to...
Tweet: Ben Rothman wins GCWC
Ben Rothman wins the WCF Golf Croquet World Championship 7-5, 2-7, 3-7, 7-6, 7-5 pic.twitter.com/0HPRAhcEV4 — Tunbridge Wells Croquet Club (@CroquetWells) August 5, 2019
Tweet: tape measure needed!
There are times when you do need a tape measure in Croquet! #gcwc19 @CroquetEngland pic.twitter.com/6h6EDzbiC5 — Tunbridge Wells Croquet Club (@CroquetWells) August 4, 2019