Welcome to the Scottish Croquet Association

Welcome to the Scottish Croquet Association (SCA). We use this site to bring you all the latest Scottish Croquet news, details of tournaments, and information for Croquet players both established and new. 

The SCA is the Scottish Governing Body (SGB) of Croquet, as recognised by sportscotland. The SCA is first and foremost concerned with the interests of Croquet players playing in Scotland, or those who regularly come and play in Scotland.

The SCA is entirely voluntarily run, is completely not-for-profit, and exists to achieve the following objectives by working with Croquet Clubs and individuals:

  1. to encourage, promote, and develop the sport of Croquet in Scotland;
  2. to promote and manage Croquet competitions and to encourage participation and improve performance at all levels;
  3. to ensure it is a fit-for-purpose Governing Body that is recognised by the sports councils, to ensure that Croquet is a recognised sport, and to ensure that Croquet is administered in a way that meets current legislation.

This website contains more information about the SCA and its policies, membership information, and more importantly, information, results, and reports about Croquet events in Scotland.

Meadows GC C Level Open

8 August 2026, Meadows

Congratulations to Balgreen member Eoin McCrossan on his win at the Meadows GC C level. Eoin played some fantastic shots, loads of great hoop running and consistent play throughout - he took home the cup, a gold medal and some Prosecco! Congrats also to Jill Black (runner up/silver medallist) who gave Eoin a close run and was only beaten on net hoops. Four clubs were represented. Thanks to all the players and also to Meadows Captain Kenny Pollock who has gone above and beyond this season to ensure Meadows continues to offer a wide variety of competitions and tournaments.

Read more: Meadows GC C Level Open

Wilkinson Sword 2026

1 August 2026, Knightswood

There were teams from Aberdeen, Balgreen and Glasgow, with a Wanderers team from two different clubs, for this annual handicap doubles tournament, held at Knightswood. The weather was cool and breezy with only a few very light showers. The lawns were rather bumpy in places, with some sanded areas, but were definitely playable.

Dave McLaughlin was managing and had decided on 18-point traditional doubles (unless both teams agreed otherwise) with 2.5-hour time limits, though he was persuaded to increase this to 2.75 hours to increase the chances of games finishing. In the end, four of six matches finished within time.

Read more: Wilkinson Sword 2026