Croquet mallets and balls in South Australia
The short answer: South Australian croquet players, from Adelaide to the Limestone Coast, can have an Invictus mallet built to measure and Invictus X balls couriered to their club.
Croquet across South Australia
Croquet South Australia, the state body, counts some 35 clubs, and regional associations such as the South East run their own pennant seasons. Conditions range from Adelaide's hot, dry summers to the cool, wet winters of the far South East, and each regional page matches the mallet to the local lawns.
South Australian places
- Mount Gambier and the Limestone Coast: Malseed Park, Millicent, Penola and Naracoorte
More South Australian pages are coming.
Our mallets and balls
Two mallets: the Invictus Rise (A$990), the popular choice with a head near 3 lb that suits slow winter lawns, and the RF Pro (A$1,980), World Champion Robert Fletcher's flagship at roughly 2 lb 12 oz, lighter and very precise. We cut each handle to the player. Invictus X balls carry World Croquet Federation championship approval; a set is A$990.
Helpful guides: mallet fitting and croquet ball colours explained.
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