Lawn game

A game played outdoors on a lawn, typically using balls, targets, or other equipment. Lawn games range from informal recreation to organized sports with standardized rules.

Croquet: A game in which players hit balls through hoops with mallets. Its wickets and mallets make it a classic lawn game.
Playing field: The defined area on which a sport or game is played. Lawn games use grass as their playing field, whether marked or informal.
Garden party: A social gathering held outdoors in a garden or landscaped setting. Casual lawn games often provide shared activities at garden parties.
Indoor game: A game designed to be played inside a building. Lawn games depend on outdoor space and commonly use grass as their surface.
Bocce: A ball sport in which players roll larger balls toward a smaller target ball. Its measured throws turn a lawn into a precision-playing surface.
Game ball: A ball designed or selected for use in a particular game or sport. Balls are the central equipment in many lawn games, from bocce to croquet.
Tailgate party: A social gathering held near parked vehicles, often before or after a sports event. Portable lawn games are commonly played at tailgates.
Board game: A game played on a marked surface or board, often using pieces, cards, or dice. Lawn games replace a tabletop playing area with open outdoor ground.
Lawn bowls: A sport in which players roll biased balls toward a smaller target called the jack. Its distinctive curved rolls depend on a prepared grass green.
Target (sports): Games and sports in which players aim projectiles or objects at a target. Many lawn games revolve around placing or throwing objects near a target.

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