Trugo, alternatively TruGo or True-Go, is an Australian sport where a rubber ring is struck with a mallet so that it passes between a set of posts. The game was developed in the western suburbs of Melbourne, Australia.

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Sep 26, 2018 · Not many people have heard of trugo: a mix of croquet, golf, lawn bowls and the hammer. But, as James Bartlett writes, the unusual game that sprung from Melbourne's …

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Outside of the games of first nations peoples, Trugo is one of the few games wholly conceived and developed in Australia and is a rare example of a highly regional sport.

Whether you're interested in having a social game with your friends, or playing in one of our competition teams, there are lots of ways to get involved with trugo. Trugo is a friendly,...

Nov 11, 2009 · The charismatic Captain of Yarraville Trugo Club introduces us to the game that was invented in metro Melbourne in the 1920s. And gives us a lesson in perseverance....more

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What is Trugo? Trugo is a 'true blue aussie game' played on a grass court by hitting rubber rings with a wooden mallet from one end of the green to goal posts at the other.

"Tunneling the wheel"OR "Shooting the ring"? You must be playing the uniquely Australian (and Victorian) sport of TRUGO, a hybrid of LAWN BOWLS, CROQUET & WOODCHOPPING. Trugo is played throughout Melbourne from August through to April. Men play on Thursdays, women on Saturdays. The Age Digital Edition: Give it a trugo: bizarre sport a hit again