What's new across golf croquet and association croquet, and how it works.
Croquet Rankings now has a full Association Croquet site at croquetrankings.com — world rankings, player profiles, leaderboards, country and event pages, head-to-head Compare, and a Peels section (TP / SxP / TPO and more) that is unique to AC. It's in private preview while we finish polishing; the AC|GC toggle in the nav switches between disciplines.
Event pages now show who won the event in place of the old Biggest Upset card. The trophy card surfaces the champion + runner-up with a game-by-game breakdown of the final series (Bo1 / Bo3 / Bo5). We identify the final from its round name (Final, Championship Final, Finals KO) — consolation rounds, plate / bowl / shield / flight finals, and round-robin events without a clear final round are excluded. Coverage today is about 1 in 4 events (~26% of all 11,200 in the database) — most of the rest are older events where the WCF data carries no round metadata on any game. If you spot a missing winner, use the feedback link on the card.
On each country page, the Grade Distribution now lists the highest band (2400+) at the top and percentages are shown to two decimal places — suggested by a user.
The Grade Distribution chart on each country page now has All / Men / Women pills so you can see how a country's dGrade spread looks for each gender — suggested by a user.
Searching for a deceased player was not surfacing them — a regression discovered through user feedback. Ranked lists stay WCF-aligned (deceased excluded); deceased players now reappear in search results.
The Best Wins table on a player profile now shows the date of each win alongside the event — suggested by a user.
Small 'oldest' and 'latest' labels on the Recent Form grid so the top-left to bottom-right reading order is unambiguous — suggested by a user.
The Compare page now shows the hook-games win/loss record between any two players, alongside the head-to-head margin breakdown.
The New Players tab now includes a women-only filter — suggested by a user.
Country player counts on Player Search now split out men and women — suggested by a user.