2. We suggest that you visit more than one club, to see how convenient it is in terms of travelling, how welcoming the members are, what facilities they have.
3. Once you have found a club you like the look of, arrange to have a few taster sessions. This would normally be arranged by one of the club coaches.
Most clubs hold "OPEN DAYS", which you are welcome to attend. to see list, please click here.
4. If you decide that bowls is for you, speak to one of the officers at the club, get them to tell you how the club operates. Ask about formal coaching.
5. Most clubs have spare sets of bowls that you can borrow, whilst you decide what size & what type will suit you, before you purchase a set.
6. Bowls come in a number of sizes & colours.
You may also wish to purchase Clothing & shoes and other bowls accessories. Please see list of recommended retailers.
8. If you have a disability, trouble bending or walking or are wheelchair bound, partially sighted, blind, please do not be put off, there are many bowling aids available to help you. Click here
9. Finally, if you would like to contact an official within Bowls Surrey for help or advice,
