Lawn Bowls

[JohnKelly]

Anyone have an interest in Lawn Bowls?

We have formal Pennant Competition games plus Social games to encourage new players,

[Roadracer]

Barefoot bowls, been around for a while now.

[JohnKelly]

Barefoot bowls, been around for a while now.

Yes indeed Roadracer, a good money spinner for the clubs and a good way to attract new members.

Another new series is Jack Attack which was introduced to attract younger players,

https://www.bowls.com.au/get-involved/jack-attack/

[Roadracer]

I am a member of the local bowling club but have only ever watched it being played while sitting in the club house downing a few schooners.
Quite a few years back used to see a young local guy with potential play, Aron Sherriff, he has moved on from our little back water.

[JohnKelly]

I am a member of the local bowling club but have only ever watched it being played while sitting in the club house downing a few schooners.
Quite a few years back used to see a young local guy with potential play, Aron Sherriff, he has moved on from our little back water.

Aron Sherriff, yes he certainly has made a name for himself.

Nothing like a cold schooner on a hot day, although in Victoria not many drink schooners but mostly pots.

I remember playing a few social games in NSW a few years ago, it was awesome, some had a schooner at each end.

NSW clubs are way in front of the other States given that they had the pokies way before anyone else.

A typical example would be Moama Bowls Club,

https://moamabowlingclub.com.au/

[JohnKelly]

Anyone have an interest in Lawn Bowls?

We have formal Pennant Competition games plus Social games to encourage new players,

Fixed,

https://i.postimg.cc/sgLFyycy/bowlsaustralia.jpg

[JohnKelly]

Australian Police Bowls

Anyone used to playing on heavy greens are going to find these greens a challenge,

[JohnKelly]

One of my favourite spots, Swifts Creek in Victoria, Australia

[JohnKelly]

Barefoot Bowls still being strongly promoted here in Australia, was wondering if it is being promoted in other countries, maybe north America, Britain and Ireland?



It's a great way to promote your bowls club and bring in some revenue.