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Guilsfield Community Bowling Club, led by the dedicated organiser Sharon, is a prominent fixture in the village of Guilsfield in mid-Wales. The club actively welcomes players of all skill levels and offers coaching for newcomers to lawn bowls. With members ranging from beginners to county players, it is a hub for diverse bowling talent.
Throughout the summer, Sharon ensures the club takes part in multiple leagues and competitions, providing a full calendar of matches for members. She also organises in-house tournaments for players to display their abilities.
During the winter months, the club’s green undergoes necessary maintenance by committed green keepers in preparation for the next season. Members have the option to engage in indoor bowling at local venues such as the Community Centre and the Flash Leisure Centre, while others take a break.
The bowling green is set to reopen in April 2024, marking the start of a new season.
Prospective members interested in joining Guilsfield Community Bowling Club are encouraged to register their interest via a short form. The club welcomes new members and invites lawn bowls enthusiasts to get in touch.
Located at Ffordd Mytton, Guilsfield, Welshpool SY21 9PF, enquiries can be directed to guilsfieldbowlingclub@gmail.com. The club maintains a comprehensive privacy policy.
The club proudly celebrates its accomplishments, including winning the Mixed League Cup, where they triumphed over Abermule in a match hosted by Llansantffraid.
For equipment and resources, the club recommends Mike Flanagan for bowls and gear, Pershore Bowls Centre, Montgomery Bowling Association, Severn Valley Indoors Bowls Club, and the Mid-Wales Women's Bowling Association. Beginners can also find a guide to the game on the club’s website.
In addressing the fundamentals of lawn bowls, the club’s About section details that the game’s objective is to position your bowl closer to the jack than your opponents'. Essential equipment includes flat-soled shoes and a set of bowls, with games played on individually divided “rinks.”
Sharon, alongside Guilsfield Community Bowling Club, strives to create a welcoming environment and foster the growth of lawn bowls within the community.
