Woodbridge Bowls Club
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If you would like to find out more, please contact Graham Timson, Secretary: Tel: 01473 621660 - Email:. Attwells Solicitors - Woodbridge Bowls Club gratefully acknowledge the support from our sponsors Attwells Solicitors. Visit their website: www.attwells.com. We have also received support from East of England Co-operative Society through their Community Token Scheme.

Cumberland Fish Bar, Woodbridge, find them on tripadvisor and P & R Services, locksmiths and engravers www.prlocks.co.uk. If you would like to find out about becoming a sponsor of WBC please contact Graham Timson, Secretary, WBC.
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In 1935 Sir Arthur Churchman, Lord Woodbridge, gifted to the town of Woodbridge the land behind his property in the town centre for use as an ornamental park. This is the Elmhurst Park we enjoy today. In 1952, in what had been the walled garden of the original grounds, a bowls green was laid and Woodbridge Bowls Club formed, many of the first members coming from the defunct Crown Bowls Club.
Bowls is played both indoors and outdoors so can be enjoyed throughout the year. Most bowls is played on a flat green although there is an altenative game, Crown Green, which is played on a slightly bevelled surface. The game is played in rinks about 5m wide. A small white ball, the jack is bowled first down the centre of the rink.
This section provides information about membership of Woodbridge Bowls Club. WBC is a friendly club and all players are encouraged to take part in club competitions and to participate in league matches. Full members do not pay rink fees and may play at any time subject to match schedules and green maintenance work.
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Michael Light
Michael Light
Nov 25, 2020
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Friendly bunch. Can't wait until we can all play bowls together again. Stay safe all
Robin Sanders
Robin Sanders
Sep 24, 2019
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Woodbridge Bowls Club is situated in a former walled garden beside Elmhurst Park and has a high quality and well maintained green with a thriving membership. The green in unusual in that it is not a square shape so the rinks appear on the skew. The clubhouse is also available sed by bridge clubs.