Croquet mallets and balls in Ireland

The short answer: croquet in Ireland is played on soft, green lawns, and we build mallets in Australia to your chosen handle length for shipping to Irish players, with every price here shown in US dollars.

Croquet across Ireland

Ireland's mild, rainy climate keeps lawns lush for most of the year, though it also means slower grass after wet spells. In those conditions many players prefer a head with a little extra weight to carry the ball through. The town pages listed here describe what we found for each place and the mallet we would suggest.

Towns we cover

• Cork
• Dublin

Other Irish towns will be added in time.

What we sell here

The Invictus Rise, at US$695, has an aluminium head of about 3 lb and a forgiving sweet spot. The RF Pro, at US$1,295, came out of work with World Champion Robert Fletcher and is lighter and sharper. Clubs buy Invictus X balls, cleared by the World Croquet Federation for championship play, at US$635 a set.

Not sure where to begin? Compare mallets side by side, or read our guide to choosing balls for a club.

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