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GICO croquet set · 6 players · 80 cm
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A LITTLE GRASS. A LOT OF JOY.
Less scrolling.More playing.
Rediscover croquet and the simple pleasure of a good garden game. Find your set, learn the essentials and make the most of being together.
For the whole groupPlay together, at your own pace.
Naturally simpleA few pieces. So many possibilities.
Ready for outdoorsFrom your garden to the park.
THE GARDEN EDIT
Six ideas for your next game
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Garden atmosphere · AI-generated illustrationOUTSIDE IS A GOOD IDEA
Make room for a little play.
A patch of grass is often all it takes. Start with a relaxed round, adapt the distances to your group and let everyone find their rhythm.
Read the guideCroquet turns an ordinary lawn into a place to get together. Wooden mallets, colourful balls and a few hoops are the start of a wonderfully unhurried game.
The pleasure of a well-placed shot
Take turns sending your ball through the hoops in an agreed order. A gentle, accurate stroke is often more useful than a powerful one. For a first garden game, keep the course short and agree on simple rules before starting. Formal croquet has several different rule sets; this guide focuses on casual play.
A set that suits your group
Count the players, then check the number of mallets and balls. Handle length and weight should feel comfortable for the people using them. A bag makes the move from garden to park easier. Compare the contents of each listing rather than assuming that every set includes the same equipment.
Make an afternoon of it
Choose level ground, leave room for a backswing and keep spectators clear of the playing line. Short rounds work well with mixed ages. You can vary the route between games or add a ring-toss station for players waiting their turn. Dry wooden pieces after use and store them under cover.
UNDERSTAND IT BY PLAYING
A little aim. A lovely feeling.
Move the viewpoint and follow the ball through the hoop. A playful illustration of the basic idea, not an official course.
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FAQ
Good to know
Do I need a large garden?
A short casual course can fit a modest lawn. Keep enough space between players and avoid cramped paths, windows and other obstacles.
Can children and adults play together?
Yes, with equipment suited to each player. Shorter distances and a shared practice round help mixed-age groups enjoy the same game.
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