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C’mon Try Lawn Bowls is currently being run at the Airlie Beach Bowls Club and is an initiative supported by the Queensland Department of Sport and Recreation.
The first clinic commenced on the 2nd of April and the sessions will run until the 7th of May.
Taking place from 10am – 12pm, every Tuesday, the workshop times allow women with family commitments to fit in a bit of leisure time into their busy days.
The C’mon Try program is specifically for women and girls.
It is never too late to join in and everyone is encouraged to give it a go.
Lawn Bowls is fun, it is social and it can be very competitive.
Once the basic skills are learned players can improve at their own pace and level of interest.
On the first day of this clinic, six ladies were coached on the basic skills of bowling and by the end of their first session each had learned new skills and were ready for their cuppa and an after-training chat.
The Airlie Beach Bowls Club has bowls of various weights and sizes, including soft rubber bowls for children not yet big enough to manage a proper bowl.
There are no green fees charged for this program, but a gold coin donation is asked to help pay towards the morning tea.
The Airlie Beach Bowls Club is an open gender all-inclusive club. Lawn Bowls is adaptable for all ages and abilities, including those with disabilities.
WHAT: C’mon Try Lawn Bowls
WHEN: Every Tuesday, 10am-12pm (noon)
WHERE: Airlie Beach Bowls Club
