Neil was attracted to croquet because of its tactical challenge. He joined Cammeray Croquet Club in October 2002. He was Vice President of the club in 2004-5 and has been President since 2006. He is qualified as a beginner coach and a referee. Neil has represented Cammeray in the Silver Pennants (2006-7) and the Gold Pennants (2008). Among his tournament wins are the Mosman Prize (2003, with Neil Hartley), the Cheltenham Carnival (2003, 2006), NSW Silver singles (2005), the Stan Hall Trophy (2005), the Bronze Brooch (2006), the Silver Brooch (2007), the Fransted Trophy (2008) and Chatswood Crush (2008). Neil acknowledges that he owes a lot to the various coaches that have helped him along the way, particularly Neil Hartley, Wendy Davidson. Rudy Rencoret and Dennis Faggotter.

David started playing croquet late in 2008, under the tuition of Neil Hartley. He played in the winning Bronze Pennants team in 2009, and the winning Silver Pennants team in 2011. He was elected senior vice-president at the AGM in March 2010, and Games Captain at the AGM in 2011 .

Warren had the intention of taking up croquet for a very long time – his in-laws took it up when they retired and he was impressed by the way it became an all consuming passion for them. His mother-in-law Betty Potter is still playing a very competitive game at South Terrace Club in Adelaide. Warren took up the game four years ago in semi retirement and hopes that one day he will have time to put in the serious hours of practice needed to bring his handicap down. In the mean time he enjoys playing in the Pennants and CNSW tournaments as well as social play at the club whenever he can. He was Junior Vice President in 2006 and Senior Vice President since then.