Wine, Wickets & Wheels, the Hayes Presidential Center Fourth of July event comprises two national croquet tournaments: The Hayes Golf Croquet Championship, a USCA-sanctioned, $1500 purse money tournmanet limited to 16 experienced golf croquet players, and The Supersize Croquet National Championship. Both will be played from July 1-4, 2010 at the Hayes Presidential Center in Fremont, [...]

Bob Alman, David Drazin and I put together a special election-themed article for www.croquetworld.com: “WHO REALLY WON THE ELECTION OF 1876?” Read all about the disputed election of R. B. Hayes and Samuel J. Tilden and how it relates to the present day. Read about our only croquet-loving president, R. B. Hayes. Read about the [...]

There’s an excellent article on cheating in croquet on this site: http://www.croquetworld.com/Letters/drazin-cheat.asp.

Sonoma-Cutrer member Adrian Wadley made it all the way to the final against Jerry Stark and finished second on Saturday, July 19. Wadley defeated another Sonoma-Cutrer member, Mike Orgill in an exciting come-from-behind game in the semi-finals. Jerry Stark posted the results on www.croquetworld.com: The 22nd annual Meadowood Classic was played last week on two [...]

www.mauicroquetclub.org/news/2008/RockyMountainInternationalOpen.htm

Some of the North American Open players moved on to Colorado to play in the Rocky Mountain International Open. Here’s a report: www.mauicroquetclub.org/news/2008/RockyMountainInternationalOpen.htm

Two North American Open competitors faced each other in the finals of the USCA Nationals at the National Croquet Center in West Palm Beach, FL. Brian Cumming defeated Ben Rothman 2-1 in the final match. Read all about it at www.croquetworld.com.