For the first time in 2009, the club staged an internal one-day
Association Croquet One-Ball Tournament on Thursday 16th April.
The One-Ball game is a variation of Association Croquet in which each side
only has one ball instead of two. In other respects the normal rules of
Association Croquet apply, i.e. you can roquet and take croquet from your
opponent's ball, and use this to help to make hoops. However, with only two
balls in play, the games are typically quick and breaks are much harder to
execute than in the full AC game, so the character of the One-Ball game is a bit
more like Golf Croquet.
Open AC Midweek Advanced
Open GC C-Level