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Windsor Shield played in four ranked blocks

The Windsor Shield was played in four ranking-order blocks. The Windsor CC player went undefeated, while three players shared runner-up in mid-30s heat.

2 min read8 September 2026
Windsor Shield played in four ranked blocks

indsor Shield

The Shield was conducted in four blocks in ranking order. The top block was made up of the four top-ranked players available on the day. Players 1 and 2 were the top two ranked players in Queensland, and the third and fourth players were ranked 9th and 10th of the men in Queensland.

Play was a double round robin, with the loser of the toss hitting off first in the second game.

The top player from Windsor CC, with a -2 handicap, played brilliant croquet to complete his six one-hour games undefeated.

The remaining three players finished with identical wins and losses to share runners-up. The Toowoomba player was a -2 handicap, with Geoff and the remaining Eildon player both -0 handicappers.

Conducted in temperatures in the mid 30s, the standard of play overall was top-quality croquet.

Geoff Hull

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