Celebrated annually in conjunction with Bowls Canada, the day is used to promote the sport of Lawn Bowling in the community. For a few years now we have chosen the theme Canada vs. the World. The event features national costumes, food and fun bowling.
Our Sunday Afternoon Tea Draw is a popular social event. Bowling usually consists of two six end games with a break for Tea or Coffee.
This coaching series is primarily for bowlers after their first year of bowling. It is intended to provide greater confidence, comfort, competitive skills and FUN in the game! Coaching and play is guided by experienced coach / facilitator Ron Leslie. Participation encourages superior play in draws, events, and varied leagues ~ by adding knowledge, Team […]
The afternoon belongs to the men. All male members of the Club are welcome for this Draw. Games are decided by the Draw master based on the number of entries.
Training for new bowlers who wish to join SLBC. Fees are $20 for the series of 4 lessons. Lessons run for 3 weeks. Training of new bowlers involves attending 4-5 sessions under the guidance of qualified club coaches. Most bowlers will be ready to join regular leagues and draws after 3-4 lessons.
Training for new bowlers who wish to join SLBC. Fees are $20 for the series of 4 lessons. Lessons run for 3 weeks. Training of new bowlers involves attending 4-5 sessions under the guidance of qualified club coaches. Most bowlers will be ready to join regular leagues and draws after 3-4 lessons.
For competitive player development. Scotch pairs format. Participants shall have a minimum of one year playing experience as both lead and vice-skip and be familiar with the skip’s role. A dress code is in effect (whites or club colours) and there is a strict observance of game rules and sportsmanship.
This is the only club draw that has an age restriction. You must have reached your 75th birthday to enter.
Youth Program Juniors Ages 8 to 17 with parental permission and Youth 18 to 25. Priority for the Green rests with the Youth group these evenings. In the event that all the rinks are not being used they can be made available for practice, please check with a youth coach first.
The morning is reserved for the women of the club to bowl in a social draw. Open to all the female members of the club. Games are decided by the Draw master based on the number of entries.
Club Members gather to play cards and games. All members welcome.
There will be a maximum of 24 players. Games consist of 14 ends, with 3 players, or 2, if numbers require. All players will play 4 bowls. Check-in is at least 20 minutes prior to starting time. Cutthroat C of Play Final (1)