The standard Court is a rectangle measuring 35 by 28 yards. Its border must be marked out clearly, the inner edge of the definitive border being the actual boundary. Where more than one marking is visible, the most recent defines the true boundary. The Standard Court. The corners are depicted by roman numerals.
All distances are in yards.
This diagram depicts the setting for the standard court and together with its accompanying explanations is part of this law. The four boundaries are known as the south, west, north and east boundaries regardless of the actual orientation of the court. The Corner Square. Oxford Croquet Site HTML files prepared by Dr. Ian Plummer.