Countless Americans have all played and enjoyed nine-wicket croquet. It's a fun family game played in backyards and public parks across the United States, by children and adults alike.



Now discover the modern sport of six-wicket croquet. Specially built courts and precision equipment set the stage for an addictive game of skill and strategy. The basics are easy to learn, and yet there's always a new level for those who seek a challenge. Croquet is a competitive sport with a relaxed, sociable atmosphere, and a strong tradition of sportsmanship.



Get started by checking out our online video presentation. Then try the game at one of the hundreds of USCA-registered croquet clubs, or by taking the introductory class at USCA Schools. Or simply contact the USCA if you'd like more information.



Yacht & Country Club, Stuart, Florida – Hosted 82 members and guests for “Las Vegas Croquet”, which included dice croquet (hit a 2 dice balls into a numbered rectangle and add numbers together for your point to make), roulette croquet (Balls are hit up and 8 ft platform which goes into a semi circle, comes down another 8 ft platform on to a 3x4 ft. rectangle with red & black numbers 1-12), slots croquet (3 balls, one chance to hit into slot pockets), blackjack croquet (Circle with a numerical value – hit 4 balls to beat the dealer who has a standard 16);  Each player received 20 “free” croquet dollars at the beginning and had to bet while participating in the 4 games.