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The Iroquois Lawn Bowling Club, located at 5885 Carman Road in Iroquois, Ontario, is a vibrant and welcoming community of lawn bowling enthusiasts. The club offers game times on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday, providing ample opportunities for members to enjoy the sport and socialize with fellow bowlers.
For those interested in learning how to bowl, the club offers private or group lessons. Whether you are a beginner or looking to improve your skills, the club's knowledgeable members will guide you through the basics of the game. Equipment is provided, so all you need to bring is a pair of flat-soled shoes and comfortable attire for easy movement on the greens.
In addition to lessons, the club also offers drop-in sessions for those who prefer a more casual approach to lawn bowling. The drop-in fee is $8 and equipment is provided, making it easy for anyone to enjoy a few games throughout the season. Full membership is also available, allowing members to bowl on all scheduled nights and participate in tournaments in Ontario.
For those who prefer a more social experience, the club offers a social membership that allows individuals to join in on club activities such as potlucks and fundraisers. Social members can also enjoy watching games and socializing with other members over coffee.
The club hosts a variety of tournaments throughout the season, including the John Ross Tournament, Walter Baker Tournament, Chartwell Hartford Retirement Tournament, Michelle Harding Memorial Tournament, and Recorder & Times Tournament. These tournaments provide an opportunity for members to compete and showcase their bowling skills.
To become a member or inquire about lessons and membership options, individuals can contact club officials such as President Ron Beaupre, Secretary Isabelle Dobbing, Treasurer David Dobbing, or Green Maintenance Chair Cecil McDermott. The club is easily accessible via the 401 Highway to Iroquois LBC, making it convenient for members and visitors to reach the club's grounds.
Whether you are a seasoned bowler or new to the sport, the Iroquois Lawn Bowling Club offers a friendly and inclusive environment for all members to enjoy the game of lawn bowling while building lasting friendships with fellow bowlers.