Explore play options for any layout of balls for each of six types of croquet. Drag balls to desired positions or select from automatically generated preset or random ball layouts. The site covers Association Croquet, Golf Croquet, American Rules Croquet, Nine Wicket Croquet and Ricochet Croquet, as well as Gateball. Wylie's Croquet Court is intended as a coaching/learning aid to help you find your way around a croquet court and to make better tactical decisions. The site is not an animated croquet simulation.
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Wylie Puzzles Website
Check out wyliepuzzles.fun - my main website. Play
online picture, pattern, number and word puzzles of my own devising - all FREE!
Croquet Videos
1. John Hutchison - how to play Association Croquet -
animated video series.
2. Ian Harrison - a Golf Croquet coaching series for
beginners.
3. The Official USCA YouTube Channel - informative coverage of
US-Rules and 9-Wicket Croquet plus Association and Golf croquet.
4. Gateball Referee Info Centre - how to play Gateball
video series.
5. Keith Harvey - how to play Ricochet Croquet plus Golf
croquet tips.
Interesting croquet/gateball websites
1. Oxford Croquet - a go-to site for croquet
players.
2. CroquetDev - expert guidance for Association
players.
3. ACA's Gateball Australia site - extensive
information and resources for Gateball players and officials.
On touch devices use pinch-zoom
to move or resize court
Try some preset ball layouts ➜
For an overview of features ➜
Explore play options for any layout of balls -
for each of six croquet disciplines.
Drag balls to desired positions -
or select from automatically generated preset or random layouts.
The site is intended as a coaching/learning aid to help you find your way around a croquet court and
to make better tactical decisions. Gateball is included as
a croquet-like game.
The site is not an animated croquet
simulation.
Features:-
Note that courts are scaled according to croquet laws for the various disciplines. Balls are larger than life (so you can see and move them).
Data Privacy:- To simplify compliance with web privacy regulations, this site does NOT use any 'cookies', nor does it store any data on your device.
As such, you cannot permanently store any ball positions you have set up for retrieval during a later session (unless you leave the browser and tab open).
However, you could take screen shots of positioned balls for use in other contexts.
You could also open the site in multiple browser tabs - each of which can show progressive ball positions during a course of play or a break.
Happy hooping!
Ralph Allan
Use the handy built-in facility on
your device to take and save screenshots
WINDOWS - press the Win (Windows logo), Shift and 's' keys at the same time to bring up toolbar.
MAC - press the Shift, Command and '4' keys at the same time to select a desired screenshot area.
TOUCH DEVICES (eg iPad) - press the Power and Volume Up buttons at the same time, and quickly let go. (Home and Power buttons on older iPads). Similar actions for other mobile devices.
Check out clip positions
Drag or automatically position balls
to explore play-options and tactics
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Select other croquet disciplines to explore |
Change ball, hoop and court appearance |
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Toggle visibility of course of play, boundary names, corner flags, internal court lines, clipsoffside lines, penalty areas, start area |
Quickly set up standard or typical ball positions - as well as semi-random ball layouts |
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Learn more about the rules of play for this discipline |
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View/Change the game score clip positions |
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Change clip positions and carry-over deadness on the deadness board |
Find out how to take full or partial screenshots of court layouts and other features |
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