51 Garden Street next to the Eastern Park Bowling Club. South of the entrance to the Botanical Gardens.
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Golf Croquet Tuesday Wednesday and Saturday afternoons from 12:45 pm.
Other times by arrangement.
Association Social Doubles Day - 4th Thurs of each month - 9 for 9.30 start. (White with Club Colours optional)
 | Club President
Mari Fredericks
0419 197 014
easternparkcroquet @ gmail . com | | Club Secretary
Elizabeth de Trafford
0498 732 221
easternparkcroquet @ gmail . com | | Club Treasurer
Kevin Butterworth
0407 881 694
butterk @ bigpond . com |  | Club Contact
Anthony Pye
0448 501 666
easternparkcroquet @ gmail . com | | Coaching Contact
Anthony Pye
0448 501 666
easternparkcroquet @ gmail . com |
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Jim Lynch Novice Shield 2019
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The inaugural shield was played in August 2019 for h/c 10-16 and was won by Kim Collins in his first tournament. Free Coaching availale to members. The Club rooms and Courts are available for hire by groups and for parties. Members are willing to instruct. History: Established in 1912 as the Eastern Park Bowling & Croquet Club, the 1st Croquet lawn was laid down in 1919 under the direction of Mr John L Gibson,for the benefit of wives and lady relatives. The "Eastern Park Croquet Club" was inaugurated on 12th February 1920 by Mrs F Ritchie the President. In 1922 the Club name was altered to the "Geelong Eastern Park Ladies Croquet Club". The Club was opened to gentlemen members and the name of the Club reverted to "Eastern Park Croquet Club" in 1961. The Club is situated on Crown Land and is on the Victorian Heritage Register as part of the Eastern Park and Botanical Gardens listing. The Historical Club house was originally a small shelter built for storage and the provision of afternoon teas. This was enlarged several times over ensuing years. The City of Greater Geelong recently provided 2 grants which have been used to paint the Clubhouse and renovate the kitchen and fences. The Club acknowledges the following local businesses for their support:
.Prime Real Estate
.East Fruit Market
.Drainline Plumbing
.Pizzas With Attitude
.Income Solutions
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