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WCF Recognised Championships

Croquet is a sport played world-wide.  With a long history of development the sport has matured so that now, all full member National Governing Bodies organise their own national and regional championships to complement those organised by individual clubs that affiliate to them.

The World Croquet Association officially recognises the following World Class Championships and organising bodies.

TOURNAMENT
ROLL OF HONOUR 
ORGANISING BODY
Wimbledon Cup
World Croquet Federation
WCF World Golf Croquet Championship
World Croquet Federation
WCF Women's World Golf Croquet Championship Trophy
World Croquet Federation
WCF World Under 21 Golf Croquet Championship  
World Croquet Federation
WCF European Team Championship
Murray-Jones Trophy
World Croquet Federation
World Croquet Federation

The Croquet World Series for The MacRobertson Shield

Recognised by the WCF as The World Association Croquet Team Championship

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Australian Croquet Association, The Croquet Association (of England), The New Zealand Croquet Council and United States Croquet Association
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International Olympic Committee

Responsibility for the organisation, conditions of entry, tournament regulations and ancillary matters of any of these Tournaments initially rests with the organising body, unless, with their permission, the Tournament arrangements have been delegated to another organisation. 

For example the Tournaments that are the direct responsibility of the WCF are normally awarded and hence, delegated, to a National Governing Body.

Those Tournaments that are the direct responsibility of the WCF, whether delegated or not, will be governed by the Laws or Rules of the Games and the WCF Sports Regulations made by the WCF from time to time.

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Updated September 9, 2010