Croquet mallets and balls in New South Wales
The short answer: wherever you play in New South Wales, from the Hunter and the coast to the tablelands and the Riverina, Invictus will build you a mallet to order and deliver Invictus X balls to your club.
Croquet across New South Wales
New South Wales croquet is organised by zones, and the Hunter is among the busiest, with a six-court centre at Glendale and clubs from Newcastle to Nelson Bay and Maitland. Coastal clubs play on humid, sometimes waterlogged lawns; inland the courts dry out and quicken. Each regional page below covers the local clubs, the conditions and the mallet that fits them.
New South Wales places
- Newcastle and the Hunter: Newcastle National Park, Lake Macquarie, Toronto, Maitland, Nelson Bay and Mount Sugarloaf
- Wagga Wagga and the Riverina
- Albury-Wodonga on the Murray
- Orange in the Central West
- Bathurst
- Goulburn and the Southern Tablelands
- Lismore and the Northern Rivers
- Casino on the Richmond River
- Nowra and the Shoalhaven
- Blue Mountains
- Sydney's Northern Beaches
- Bowral and the Southern Highlands
- Sutherland Shire
- Wollongong and the Illawarra
- Cowra
- Griffith
- Ballina and Byron Bay
- Central Coast
- Coffs Coast
- Sydney's Eastern Suburbs
- Sydney's Inner West
- Sydney's North Shore
- Queanbeyan
- Ryde, Epping and Hunters Hill
- Deniliquin
- Lake Macquarie
- Lithgow
- Port Stephens
- Parkes and Forbes
- Young
- Cootamundra
- Murwillumbah
Further New South Wales pages will follow.
Our mallets and balls
The Invictus Rise (A$990) is the mallet most of our players carry, its head weighing about 3 lb. The RF Pro (A$1,980) is the flagship that World Champion Robert Fletcher helped develop, lighter at about 2 lb 12 oz. Handle length is measured for each buyer. Clubs restocking choose Invictus X, championship approved by the World Croquet Federation, A$990 per set.
Start with the mallet comparison and the guide to how many ball sets a club needs.
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