Key and Abbreviations Used in the Calendar

14A	14-Point Advanced
14H	14-Point Handicap
14HD	14-Point Handicap Doubles
A	Level Advanced AC
AD	Level Advanced AC Doubles
As	Super-Advanced AC
Asa	Level Advanced/Super-Advanced AC
AsaD	Level Advanced/Super-Advanced AC Doubles
ASD	Level Advanced AC Singles and Doubles
CA	AC Coaching
CG	GC Coaching
CO	Other Coaching
CQC	Coaches' Qualification Course
CRA	AC Referee Course
CRG	GC Referee Course
CTC	Coaches' Training Course
E	Depends on entry (Association Croquet)
G	GC (Level)
GD	GC Doubles (Level)
Gh	GC Handicap
GhD	GC Handicap Doubles
GhSD	GC Handicap Singles and Doubles
GSD	GC Singles and Doubles (Level)
H	Handicap AC
Ha	Handicap Advanced AC
HD	Handicap AC Doubles
HSD	Handicap AC Singles and Doubles
L	Level Ordinary Play AC
MS	Mixed AC (Level and Handicap) Singles
MSD	Mixed AC (Level and Handicap) Singles and Doubles
MSDGh	Mixed AC (Level and Handicap) Singles and Doubles + GC Handicap Singles
MSG	Mixed AC (Level and Handicap) Singles + GC (Level) Singles
Oh	One-Ball Handicap
OM	One-Ball Mixed (Level and Handicap)
SAC	Short Croquet (AC) Handicap
wd	(Number of) working days spanned by a tournament

Association and Golf Croquet CHAMPIONSHIPS are shown in capitals - C1, C2 or C3 shows the Championship Grade.

Events organised by Croquet England are shown in bold type.

Association Croquet handicap restrictions are indicated thus:

• H:1+ means AC handicaps of 1 or higher;
• H:10- means AC handicaps of 10 or lower;
• H:2-9 means AC handicaps from 2 to 9 inclusive.

Golf Croquet handicap restrictions are indicated thus:

• G:1+ means GC handicaps of 1 or higher;
• G:10- means GC handicaps of 10 or lower;
• G:2-9 means GC handicaps from 2 to 9 inclusive.

Age limits are indicated thus: 50+ means age 50 or over.

The number of events (ev) in each tournament, if more than one, is shown in the comments column.

The number of working days (wd) each tournament occupies is shown in the comments column.

Tournament Dates

To stand the best chance of acceptance entries should arrive before the Allocation Date. Between then and the Closing Date, entries will be accepted in order of receipt if the tournament is not full, otherwise, they may be placed on a waiting list. After the Closing Date, entries will only be accepted at the discretion of the Manager, who should be approached direct.

For full details, refer to the Tournament Regulations, section C2 Tournament Programme and section C3 Procedures for Dealing with Entries.

Date	Meaning
Allocation	The Organiser decides whose entries to accept on this date, subject to the priority rules set by Croquet England; where no date is shown it has not been specified by the organiser and entries are considered in order of receipt. For selection events: selection announcement - payment system opens 7 days before (in case of early selection).
Closing	Entries might not be accepted after this date; where no date is shown it has not been specified by the organiser. For selection events: availability registration closes.
Draw	The date who-plays-whom in the tournament is published (usually only for championships). For selection events: payment due date - re-selection for non-payers.

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