Croquet Markers - Metal (2nd Colours) Ball Markers in Canvas Carry Case (0+ Years)

Yes. This set comes in the traditional second colours of green, brown, pink and white, so each player can identify their ball at a glance. These are the standard secondary shades used alongside primary colour sets in a full croquet game. Having a dedicated marker per colour avoids confusion when balls are close together. They are sold as a set of four, one for each colour listed.

A croquet marker is placed on the lawn to hold the exact position of a player's ball during a pause in play. This matters in serious games where a ball may need to be lifted temporarily, for example to check a shot or deal with a rules situation. Without a marker, players risk disputes over where a ball actually was. Each marker here is metal, 4cm in diameter and 2cm deep, so it sits securely on grass.

Each metal marker measures 4cm in diameter and 2cm deep. That is small enough to sit flush on a lawn without interfering with play, but substantial enough to stay put in typical outdoor conditions. The canvas case they travel in is compact too, at 15cm by 5.5cm by 3cm. So the whole set packs down small for storage or transport.

Yes. The four markers come in a canvas carry case in Jaques green with stitched detail. The case measures 15cm x 5.5cm x 3cm, so it is small enough to fit in a kit bag or alongside your mallets and hoops. This keeps the markers together between matches rather than loose in a box. It is a practical addition rather than just packaging.

These are metal rather than plastic, at 4cm in diameter and 2cm deep, which gives them more weight to stay in place on a lawn during play. The set is described as invaluable for serious games, suggesting they are built for regular, repeated use rather than occasional casual play. They also come organised in a proper canvas case rather than a loose bag. This is aimed at players who treat croquet as a proper game, not just a garden pastime.

The suggested age for this set is adults. That fits its purpose, since markers are a scorekeeping and rules tool used in serious or competitive croquet rather than a toy or a beginner's first introduction to the game. Anyone playing a full match with proper rules, regardless of experience level, can use them. They are a practical accessory rather than a starter item.

This set contains four metal markers, one in each of the second colours: green, brown, pink and white. That covers a standard doubling-up of colours used in many croquet games alongside a primary colour set. They are packaged together in the one canvas case. Four is the fixed count for this particular listing.

This listing is specifically the second colours set, in green, brown, pink and white, rather than the primary colours used in a standard four-ball game. Second colour markers are typically used when a game needs to track additional balls or when running two games alongside each other. If you already own a primary colour set, this adds the second set of shades rather than duplicating it. Check the colours listed against what you already have before ordering.