The Croquet Association runs six national championships in which some EACF
members clubs participate. The subsections of the national draws in which EACF
member clubs participate are shown below, with the EACF
member clubs and their results shown in bold red. For the full
national draws and archives of previous years see the Croquet
Association website.
All competitions comprise 1-day matches with teams of 4.
Association Croquet |
The top club championship. No handicap restrictions. |
ROUND 1 by 21 May |
QUARTER-FINALS by 9 July |
SEMI-FINALS by 17 September |
FINAL by 30 September |
WINNER |
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Roehampton |
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Sheffield & Pendle |
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Bowdon |
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Bristol |
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Hurlingham |
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Nottingham |
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Woking |
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Sussex County |
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Wrest Park |
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Surbiton |
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B-level Advanced games for handicaps
0 and above. The team's aggregate handicap must also be at least 4. |
ROUND 1 by 28 May |
QUARTER-FINALS by 16 July |
SEMI-FINALS by 10 September |
FINAL by 30 September |
WINNER |
Chester |
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Tyneside |
Bowdon |
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Nottingham |
Bristol |
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East Dorset |
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High Wycombe |
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Woking |
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Surbiton |
Hurlingham |
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Roehampton |
Watford |
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Pinchbeck |
Newport |
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Wrest Park |
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Handicap games, handicaps 3½+. The team's
aggregate handicap must also be at least 24. |
ROUND 1 by 5 June |
ROUND 2 by 3 July |
QUARTER-FINALS by 31 July |
SEMI-FINALS by 4 September |
FINAL by 30 September |
WINNER |
Tyneside |
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Fylde |
Southport & Birkdale |
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Chester |
Westmorland |
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Penrith & North Lakes |
Bowdon |
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Bury |
Colchester |
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St. Albans |
Ashby |
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Shrewsbury |
Newport |
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Letchworth |
Nottingham |
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Watford |
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Ealing |
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Roehampton |
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Sussex County |
Compton |
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Surbiton |
Hurlingham |
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High Wycombe |
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Kington Langley |
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Woking |
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Guildford & Godalming |
Bristol |
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Blewbury |
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East Dorset |
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Played by the winners of the previous year's regional
leagues. Handicap games, no restrictions. |
ROUND 1 by 28 May |
QUARTER-FINALS by 16 July |
SEMI-FINALS by 10 September |
FINAL by 1 October |
WINNER |
Bury |
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Middlesborough |
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Broadwas |
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Sheffield |
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Chester |
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Nottingham |
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Peterborough |
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Newport |
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Phyllis Court |
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Reigate |
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Winterborne Valley |
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Played by the winners of the previous year's regional
leagues. One player with a short croquet handicap of 3+, others 5+. |
QUARTER-FINALS by 28 May |
SEMI-FINALS by 16 July |
FINAL by 17 September |
WINNER |
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Nottingham |
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Blewbury |
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Colchester |
Bury |
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York |
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Chester |
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Golf Croquet |
Level play games. No handicap restrictions. |
ROUND 1 by 2 May |
ROUND 2 by 15 July |
QUARTER-FINALS by 10 July |
SEMI-FINALS by 3 September |
FINAL by 23 September |
WINNER |
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Roehampton |
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Camerton & Peasedown |
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Phyllis Court |
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Sussex County |
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Dulwich |
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Nottingham |
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High Wycombe |
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Watford |
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Ealing |
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Woking |
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East Dorset |
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Hurlingham |
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Surbiton |
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Chester |
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Belsay Hall |
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Ashby |
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Bowdon |
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Teams of 4, level play games. One player may have a minimum handicap of 2, the others
must be higher, and the team's aggregate handicap must also be at least 12. |
ROUND 1 by 9 May |
ROUND 2 by 12 July |
QUARTER-FINALS by 24 July |
SEMI-FINALS by 4 September |
FINAL by 24 September |
WINNER |
Belsay Hall |
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Branston |
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Ashby |
Croquet Durham |
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Chester |
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Leicester |
Wrest Park |
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Nottingham |
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Newport |
Enfield |
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Watford |
Colchester |
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Ealing |
Guildford |
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Camerton & Peasedown |
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Phyllis Court |
Hurlingham |
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Surbiton |
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Roehampton |
Cheam |
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High Wycombe |
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East Dorset |
Sussex County |
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Compton |
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Ryde |
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Played by the winners of the previous year's regional
GC leagues. Handicap games, no restrictions. |
ROUND 1 by 4 June |
QUARTER-FINALS by 16 July |
SEMI-FINALS by 27 August |
FINAL by 1 October |
WINNER |
Dowlish Wake |
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Chichester & Fishbourne |
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Ashby |
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Croquet Durham |
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Southport |
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Himley |
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Meldreth |
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Sheffield |
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Phyllis Court |
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Swanage |
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