Croquet mallets and balls in the United States

The short answer: if you play croquet in America, we build your mallet in Australia to the handle length you give us and post it over, with every figure on this page in US dollars.

Croquet across the United States

American croquet stretches from Florida's winter lawns and the golf-resort courts of North Carolina to city clubs in the Northeast. A southern lawn is trimmed close and stays fast for months, while a northern one gets a briefer season on softer, slower grass. The town pages below cover what each place offers, and which of our mallets we would pick for it.

Towns we cover

Further American towns will follow.

What we sell here

Two mallets: the Invictus Rise at US$695, aluminium-headed and about 3 lb, the easier one to control; and the RF Pro at US$1,295, shaped with World Champion Robert Fletcher and a little lighter. For clubs there are Invictus X balls, approved by the World Croquet Federation for championship play, at US$635 a set.

Unsure which mallet fits your game? Read compare mallets first, and our product care notes after it arrives.

Designed in Queensland, made in Australia.