Aberford Bowling Club will be open for the new season starting in April.
Open to all ages
No experience or equipment is required.
We’re looking for new members to take advantage of this wonderful recreational & community based facility.
Coaching & equipment is available – all you need is soft soled footwear.
Come & join us for our free open afternoon taster sessions in April & May every Saturday between 12 & 1pm to see if its for you at:
Parlington Lane. Aberford LS25 3EP or for more info:
email: bowls@aberford.net Send Mail and we’ll get back to you.
Crown green bowling is an intriguing, high-skill sport distinguished by its uneven crowned playing surface (highest in the center) and the use of only two bowls, forcing intense tactical, mental and physical precision. Unlike flat green, this game requires – reading slopes, adapting to varying grass speeds and using varied hand-eye coordination to navigate the unique topography. Beyond physical ability it is a mental game of concentration and, visualization requiring players to manage pressure and make precise calculations.
Tactical Freedom: Players can deliver the jack anywhere, allowing them to choose short or long distances and strategically exploit the green’s layout to their advantage.
Skill & Technique: Players must master “finger peg” (forehand) and “thumb peg” (backhand) shots, taking account of the bias of the bowl on an unpredictable surface.
Traditionally played in northern England it is a social sport, popular for all ages and skill levels.
The game offers a deep mental and physical challenge combining strategy and skill in a relaxed yet competitive environment.
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