Croquet mallets and balls in Canada
The short answer: we build croquet mallets in Australia, to the handle length you choose, and send them to players across Canada, with every price on this page shown in US dollars.
Croquet across Canada
Canadian croquet is played in lawn clubs from the Pacific coast eastwards, and the length of the season changes a great deal from one province to the next. Mild coastal spots can play for much of the year; elsewhere the lawns wake up late and the first weeks of play are slow and damp. We are adding a page for each place where we can find a club, describing the lawns and the mallet we would put in your hand.
Canadian towns we cover
More Canadian towns will follow.
Mallets and balls for Canadian players
Both our mallets are made to order. Start with the Invictus Rise if you want control and a forgiving strike: it costs US$695 and has a roughly 3 lb aluminium head. Players chasing precision look at the RF Pro at US$1,295, shaped with World Champion Robert Fletcher, about 2 lb 12 oz. Clubs stocking up can buy Invictus X balls (World Croquet Federation championship approved) for US$635 per set.
The comparison page lays the two mallets out together.
Designed in Queensland, made in Australia.