Welcome to Heversham Bowling Club. A place to make and meet friends.
A Welcome from the Chair of our Club.
Welcome to the Website of Heversham Bowling Club.
The club is relatively new in Bowling terms, having been established for 23 years in Leasgill, Heversham. It’s been described as ‘ A very friendly club’, ‘ A great asset to the community ‘, and a place ‘ To learn a new skill’
We welcome experienced bowlers and those who have never set foot on a Crown Green. It’s never too late, or early, to start.
We are a competitive club with teams across several leagues throughout Kendal and South Lakes. Of course, competition is important – who does not like to win; however we are a friendly club, making anyone welcome who wishes to come along and give our game a go – young or old.
Socially, we are an active club, with activities off the green, raising funds through a variety of events.
The green is open from mid-March until October.
Please look through our website, and if you like what you see, then feel free to contact our Club Chair, Robin Wharfe on 07582 290108 or Club Secretary, Tom Grindey on 07385999387.
Robin
To see all the events of the past year, and previous years, simply click HERE
OPEN COMPETITION 2025
After the success of last year’s competition we are once again hosting an open mixed doubles competition on Saturday 26th July. Entries are welcomed and cost £10 per couple, (payable on the day).
Refreshments and raffle tickets will be available throughout the day.
For more details, or to book your place, please contact Martin Tomlinson – Email magoolou56@gmail.com or phone 07786951207.
The W.I. Shirley Askew Trophy
On the evening of Wednesday July 2nd ladies from the Women’s Institute and the bowling club met for an enjoyable, fun-filled evening of bowling. Members of the W.I. were competing for the Shirley Askew Trophy. Fortunately the weather was pleasant, as was the Pimm’s which was provided, perhaps wisely, after the evening’s bowling.
Once again the winner from the W.I. was Glenys Weare, while Susan Ellis was the runner-up. From the bowling club the winner was Alison Warwick while the runner-up was Louise Tomlinson.
Below on the left you can see Glenys receiving the trophy and on the right Alison is receiving her prize.
The runners up below are Susan on the left and Louise on the right.
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June Round Robin
At 1.30pm, as the Round Robin began, John Smith, who’d organised the contest, predicted that there would be a break for tea at 3.10pm. As you can see by the photo on the right his timing was once again perfectly accurate. Who needs a clock when John Smith is around?
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