It was a wonderful day for some spring croquet on Thursday 30 October, as regular players took to the greens at Lilydale Croquet Club in Melba Park.
There were some close shots, as captured by Star Mail photographer Stewart Chambers, and as always, some friendly competition.
Here’s just a few moments from the day.
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