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Find out about the clubClick on QuestionWe are a small club set in the midst of stunning countryside. We presently have about 35 members. We are very friendly. 2. How much does it cost to join? Adult membership fee is only £65. Juniors under 16 years old £5. New members £10 (Must be new to the sport). This covers virtually all expenses including meals, both home and away. We do not discriminate between male and female bowlers. We all pay the same fees and all are welcome to play. All ages are represented within the membership.
Access to the clubhouse. Acces to the green at almost any time. Our clubhouse and green are maintained by volunteers from the membership. The green is known to be one of the best in N.E. Fife. Refreshments (cans/bottles of juice or flavoured water) at low cost. We do not have a licensed bar. We do not have the room and anyway we come to enjoy playing bowls. 4. I have never played bowls. What do I need? You will need flat soled footwear. We have bowls available for practice if you have none, including junior size for youngsters. Coaching available by approved coaches.
5. When can I come to have a go? Tuesday night is practice night starting at 6.30pm. Rinks are drawn from the hat. Everyone enjoys themselves. There is no pressure and there is a free and easy atmosphere. Come along and have a go, bring your youngsters with you and if you like the experience, join the club.
Opening Day 2018 The President, Jim Scott, welcomed 14 members to the green for Opening Day on the afternoon of Saturday 14th April. He noted how good it was to see everyone returning and how fantastic the green looked, thanks to the usual exemplary work of the Greenkeeper, Bill Brown. Jim ended by warmly wishing a good season to all members. Long-standing member and friend, George Miller, asked to say a few words. With George moving home to West Fife soon, he presented the Club with a grey clock for the Clubhouse wall, hoping that when members look at it, they think of him. Everyone was touched by this kind and thoughtful gesture from a member who has contributed so much to the life of the Club over the years and hints were dropped about invitations to the house-warming party! Former Ladies’ Champion and member of the 2017 Ladies’ Triples District 7 medal winning team, Mary Booth, threw the first jack after which 11 ends of highly enjoyable bowls were played across two rinks for the traditional President versus Vice President match. The weather was kind, staying warm and dry. One rink finished with a win for the President, the other with a win for the Vice President. After totalling the scores, the Vice President’s teams were declared the winners and everyone retired to the Clubhouse for tea, delicious fruit loaf and cookies.
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