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INDOOR CARPET BOWLS

Indoor carpet bowls is played in village halls and community centres up and down the country. It is played on a 30 x 6 ft carpet and involves a jack placed 3 – 6 ft from the end of the mat and an 18 inch central block placed equal distance from the carpet ends.

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Hall pictue.jpg
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WHY IS THE SPORT SO POPULAR?

Indoor carpet bowls is a smaller version of indoor bowls and is very much a community activity played by seniors, men, women and children. The bowls are much smaller and lighter than indoor bowls and there is less of a distance to bowl. This makes it a game of skill rather than strength and can be played by people of all ages and abilities including wheelchair users. As it is a scaled down version of indoor bowls, it is easier to play in areas where space is more restricted. It is portable, too, and the mats can just be rolled up and stored away when finished.

COME AND TRY THE GAME

Please come and try the game of indoor carpet bowls. We have special introductory evenings that can be held on some Monday, Thursday and Friday evenings between 7pm and 9pm. The introductory evenings have been created so you will have the rules of the game explained and plenty of practice. The evenings are free of charge. If you enjoy the game, you will have an understanding when you join our roll up sessions. To arrange an introductory evening please see the contacts page for email or telephone number.

WEEKLY ROLL UP SESSIONS

We have weekly roll up sessions on Monday afternoons between 2pm and 4pm and Tuesday evenings between 7pm and 9pm. The weekly subscription per session is £2.00 and there is an annual membership fee of £10 per annum.
We currently have 26 members.

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