This is the annual get together for women with the Central Saanich LBC. Join us for a fun morning of bowling, food and prizes. This year the event will be hosted by Central Saanich
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.
The greens will be closed from 11:30 am to 3:00 pm in order to host students to visit the club and try lawn bowling.
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)
This is one of our most popular weekly draws. Games are decided by the Draw master based on the number of entries. One game of 12 ends each is played with a social break in the middle. Tea/coffee are available as are donuts all at the posted cost. Highly sociable morning draw and the one […]
This is a weekly league which runs for 8-9 weeks. It is open to all active members. Teams are mixed. Please see the Conditions of Play for this year’s rules about team formation.
This is a weekly social draw open to all active members. Games are decided by the Draw master depending on attendance. A fun event with optional pizza delivered at 6:00 PM. Bring your own beverage and food. If you prefer pizza, your order must be placed by 4:15 or by notification in advance to the […]
This is our major Canada Day celebration. Club volunteers prepare a grand breakfast featuring pancakes and all the other stuff you could expect master chefs to prepare. Always well attended, this is one you shouldn’t miss. Breakfast is followed by bowling. You are encouraged to wear Canadian colours and this is one of the rare […]
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.
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.