Croquet mallets and balls in Scotland

The short answer: Scottish croquet players can order an Invictus mallet cut to their own handle length, and clubs can order Invictus X balls, with the delivered price to Scotland confirmed before you pay and all prices below in pounds.

Croquet across Scotland

Scottish croquet is played on cool, often damp lawns from spring into early autumn, so the grass tends to run slower than in the south of England and a head with some weight behind it earns its keep. The game here has a long history, and the Moffat Mallet, the Scottish Open Singles trophy, dates from 1871. Our town pages describe the clubs and lawns we have looked at, and the mallet we would reach for on each.

Scottish places

• Aberdeen
• Edinburgh
• Glasgow

Our mallets and balls

For Scottish turf we point players to the Invictus Rise at £525, a mallet with weight enough for damp grass. Players after finesse choose the RF Pro at £975, which Robert Fletcher, a World Champion, helped design. Clubs stocking up buy Invictus X balls, World Croquet Federation championship approved, at £479 a set.

Start with compare mallets, then the fitting guide to choose your handle length.

Designed in Queensland, made in Australia.