The RBA Pairs Final which was recently held at Rugby Rail Bowls Club between Martin Webster and Pete Dymond (Grange Bowls Club) against Howard Wilkins and Tony Mosteckyj (Oakfield Bowls Club). It was a really interesting game of two halves… Read More »Martin Webster and Pete Dymond win RBA Pairs final
Here are the photos from the presentations evening at our annual dinner on the 11th November.
Pictured here is from left to right RBA President Brian Mace-Humphries presenting the trophy to Bob Page, Doug Anderson and Phil Bale. These three Grange Bowlers enjoyed home advantage and retained the Annual RBA Len Taylor Triples on Sunday the… Read More »Grange Retain RBA Len Taylor Triples
The Coronation is now not too far away, we are hoping to decorate the club with bunting and flags for the weekend. If you have any spare please let us know. On Coronation day there is a mixed match away… Read More »Crazy Bowls Day – Monday 8th May
If you can spare a couple of hours on the morning of 16th April, you will be made most welcome.. As it is Sunday you are allowed a bit of a sleep in, so we don’t start till about 9-30 to 10am. There is plenty… Read More »Pre Bowls Clean-up Day Sunday 16th April
Why Bowls. Bowls has been around for centuries. Francis Drake was alleged to have been playing the game at Plymouth Hoe when he was informed that the Spanish Armada was approaching the English Coast on 8th August 1558. It is… Read More »Why Bowls & Why the Grange
If you are new to the game of bowls you will undoubtedly hear lots of strange terminology. You might find it a bit bewildering to start with. However, if you are a member of a club, you will be guided… Read More »Lawn Bowls Terminology for Beginners
Like most sports, outdoor bowls competitions run throughout the season. The season runs from April till September.There are several formats for competition comprising Singles, Pairs, Triples and Fours. These matches can be played with two woods each, four woods each… Read More »Bowls competitions explained