One hundred years ago, the Roaring Twenties transformed croquet from a lawn game into a lifestyle, introducing a stylish new way to play— both on the grass and in society.

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Once a refined pastime, croquet became something bolder; Where elegance met mischief, and rules were bent with a smile. Where women like Dorothy Parker and her influential circle of friends, known as The Algonquin Round Table, turned a simple game of croquet into a statement. They played by the rules — just long enough to rewrite them.

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It was freedom disguised as fun, and never about the wickets– but a shift in how we unwind, connect with others, and reclaim our downtime.

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Now, a century later, we think it’s time for a rematch.

 

The Rolling 20s™ is our tribute to that era — inviting a new generation to pick up their mallets and play once again with the same graceful rebellion.

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Let’s roll!