Bowls
Bowls
Find out about the different variations of Bowls in Swale's three populated areas of Faversham, Sittingbourne and the Isle of Sheppey.
There are a number of clubs and organisations providing opportunities in Swale -
Remember to contact the club/organisation before you attend to ask any questions you have on their activities.
A form of Bowls has been played going back 600-700 years with various versions still being played across the world, most commonly in England we have Lawn and Short Mat Bowls.
Generally played on a 'Green' or 'Mat' the common trait is a smaller ball or Jack is positioned or bowled first to create a target and then individuals, pairs or teams then take turns to get their balls or bowls as close to the target as possible.
Like all activities there is more to the skill and the clubs and organisations that offer opportunities will provide for all levels of ability with Regional, National and International competition level available.
COVID-19
All activities offered by clubs overseen by a National Governing Body will be required to adhere to new procedures to protect participants. Bowls England is working with Sport England to support providers to get back to activities.
If you provide opportunities for residents or visitors to get involved in any of the variations of Bowls and would like your club or organisation to be listed then email Healthy and Active Swale and we can get your details uploaded.