If you have just moved to Jurien, or if you are a visitor to our delightful town, and you love bowls – we have the ideal solution. It is not easy when you don’t know anybody, but you will be made very welcome at the Bowling Club.
Our bowling club is located in a beautiful location with all sporting facilities in the one area. Within walking distance is the golf club, the squash and tennis courts, basketball courts and the town oval
We take pride on the fact that we are a family club and we have many social functions to encourage interaction. Where better to find out about Jurien than talking to our locals.
Have you heard about the Coronavirus?
Yep, it has affected us too now. The committee of the Bowling Club resolved that the Club will be closed until further notice. We are following the directive of Bowls Australia and Bowls WA in not having any club events and we will not be opening the club for any functions within the premises. This includes darts, meetings and even social drinks.
There is no reason why you can’t still go down for a social roll of bowls and we would assume that you will take all the necessary precautions in mixing with your fellow bowlers if you do so.
If you have any queries in relation to the above, do not hesitate to contact me.
Ian Davies
Secretary
0428 944881
The opening Day on Sunday 29th September was made even more special with the awarding of Life Membership to Helen Patton. Helen has given outstanding service to the Bowling Club for many years and is very deserving of this prestigious award. The presentation was made by another life member, Bob Scott who returned to Jurien for the occasion
Congratulations Helen!
Men’s and Ladies Pennants
Open Competitions
Scroungers
Cold Grog
Corporate Bowls
Outstanding Facilities
Some gun bowlers and some not so good
We would like to invite you come and meet "Jack". You can find him on a Friday afternoon, Jack is a little yellow ball on the bowling green, probably about 30 metres from where you will deliver your bowl. Be warned, this yellow devil can be elusive - but the closer you can get to it, the more chance you will have to win the game.
Read moreJoin as a full member to be able to play competition bowls, or as a social member to be able to play scroungers or corporate bowls, or just to be able to come to the club to enjoy social interaction with great people
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The second half of the Men’s Pairs Championships was completed today. There were many close games and some surprising results, all resulting in a very interesting competition. The winners of the event were Ian Davies and Brian Emery who won narrowly by just 4 points from Brian Eather and Leo Fasolo No related posts.
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An exciting final of the Ladies singles championships was played on 19th February 2020. The two finalists were Lorraine Leeson and Heather Clatworthy and both players were worthy of playing in the final as can be seen from the scores. Lorraine broke away to have a very handy lead and at one stage led by...
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What a great weekend of bowls! The men’s championships was completed in perfect conditions and some great bowls were played with many close finishes. Brian Emery proved that last year was no fluke and he won his second consecutive singles championship. Brian had a huge win over Alfie Carlton in the final with a 25-7...
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The Men’s Triples were held over the weekend of 8-9 February 2020. In extremely difficult windy conditions on the Sunday, the winners of the event were Ged Cashmore, Graham Lyon and Ron Sewell. Well done to these guys No related posts.
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