Peterborough and District Bowls Centre

The Peterborough & District Bowls Centre, founded in 1958, is the leading Club in the area, offering both indoor and outdoor flat green bowling. The Centre is air-conditioned and boasts nine indoor rinks and an outdoor green, catering to bowlers of all levels. The main hall's floor, consisting of six rinks, was completely re-laid in 2019 with a modern wooden base, replacing the deteriorating concrete base.

With a rich history in the game, the club has had numerous successes at both County and National levels, for individuals, men, women, and juniors. The club takes pride in its coaching programmes, catering to both adult and junior beginners to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to learn and improve their skills.

The club offers a full programme of social and bowling events throughout the year, providing members with opportunities to come together and enjoy the sport in a friendly and supportive environment.

Accessibility is a priority at Peterborough & District Bowls Centre, ensuring that the club is fully accessible for people of all abilities. The club strives to create an inclusive atmosphere where everyone can participate and enjoy the sport.

The club's website serves as an informative platform, providing visitors with useful information about the club and its offerings. The club welcomes suggestions for improvement, demonstrating its commitment to providing the best experience for its members and visitors.

For those new to the sport, the club is eager to encourage and support beginners. Prospective bowlers can arrange a visit by contacting the club to try their hand at bowling and take a tour of the facilities. The club offers complimentary equipment and guidance from experienced bowlers. Ample secure parking is available onsite, making it convenient for visitors.

Rink availability can be checked on the Bowlr website, which also allows members to book rinks online. The sessions typically last 1 hour and 55 minutes, with a rink fee of 3. 00 for members payable at the time of playing.

Coaching sessions are also available for both new and established bowlers. New bowlers can participate in coaching sessions held on Saturdays from 10 am to 12 pm for a duration of 6 weeks. Participants must book a place on the course by calling Martin Bunning. Established bowlers looking to improve their game can book a place on the specialised course by contacting Tony Barclay.

The club enforces a dress code for leagues, interclub matches, roll-ups, coaching, and practises. Dress code for leagues and interclub matches requires predominantly white clothing above the waist, with black, grey, or tailored bowls trousers, shorts, or skirts. For roll-ups, coaching, and practises, a “smart casual” dress code is observed. It is mandatory for all players to wear flat-soled bowls shoes when on the green.

Peterborough & District Bowls Centre is committed to providing its members with a quality experience and welcomes anyone interested in the sport to join as a member. Contact the club to arrange a taster session or to inquire about membership.