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    What are the measurements of a croquet court?
    Lavender_babylon
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    The official size is 100 feet long by 50 feet wide. However, that can be adjusted to fit your lawn.
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    These instructions are useless if no birds-eye view of the final 3 setups is provided. Can those be added?
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    Try referring to the video attached. It provides more detailed setup explanations.
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    Can I play croquet on artificial lawn?
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    Yes, you can play croquet on an artificial lawn, as long as the lawn doesn't have any bumps.
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    What's the best way to mark boundary lines on grass courts without using string?
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    Try using sticks, or pinecones. If you can, stand the stick upright into the ground. Or put them flat on the ground, your choice.
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