Whitchurch Bowling Club

Whitchurch Bowling Club, established in 1924, is a lawn bowls club located in Cardiff, Wales. As the club celebrates its Centenary season in 2024, it promises an action-packed year full of prestigious fixtures, hosting the County Finals, and exciting opportunities for its members.

The playing surface at Whitchurch Bowling Club is renowned for its quality and is anticipated to be one of the best in Wales, thanks to the hard work of the club's contractors and green maintenance team. This allows members to enjoy a fantastic bowling experience on a well-maintained green.

In addition to the competitive aspect of the sport, Whitchurch Bowling Club also emphasises the social aspect and encourages members to mix with both the local community and opponents from near and far. The club boasts a spacious and recently renovated bar, as well as well-ventilated outdoor areas where members can relax, socialise, and enjoy the comradery that comes with being part of the club.

For those interested in trying out lawn bowls for the first time, Whitchurch Bowling Club provides excellent coaching sessions led by experienced coaches. These sessions are free and take place every Friday at 4:30 pm for one hour. Whether you're looking for some fresh air, exercise, or simply want to engage in a friendly chat with like-minded individuals from the local community, the club warmly welcomes newcomers.

To get involved and learn more about joining Whitchurch Bowling Club, interested individuals can contact Jim Harrison at 07968 279550 or email Tony Atherton at tony. Athertons1@gmail. Com. The club is always excited to welcome new members of all skill levels and is committed to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment.

Whether you're a seasoned bowler seeking competitive opportunities or a beginner looking to learn a new sport and make new friends, Whitchurch Bowling Club is the ideal place to be. With its rich history, outstanding facilities, and strong sense of community, the club continues to be a prominent and beloved institution in Cardiff's lawn bowls scene.