Welcome to the United States Croquet Association

The mission of the USCA is to promote the awareness, development and enjoyment of Croquet in America,

providing education, resources and governance for the sport at all levels.

The USCA invites you to join our croquet community.

The USCA has unveiled the official logo that will represent its 2027 Semicentennial celebration, marking fifty years of organized croquet in America.

The winning design was created by Cecil Creasey of Richmond, Virginia and selected through a fully anonymous national logo competition conducted by the USCA Semicentennial Planning Committee.

Featuring the iconic croquet wicket and a ball in motion, the design symbolizes both the traditions of the sport and the energy of croquet's future in America.

Click here to read the full announcement and learn more about the designer and the symbolism behind the new Semicentennial logo.

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Croquet Introduction

Specially built courts and precision equipment set the stage for an addictive game of strategy and skill.

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The USCA fosters croquet in all its forms, from the backyard game to the modern sport played on six wicket courts.