Lawn Bowls are a sport in which people of all ages and abilities can participate. The game has been around for centuries and is more popular in the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and Australia.

Bowls bosses hope Luke Littler of the lawn emerges as sport looks to the future - Over 800 clubs will throw open their rinks over the upcoming Bank Holiday for the fifth edition of the Bowls Big ...

If you think of lawn bowls as a simple game where old people roll a ball slowly across the lawn, then you should meet Noorie Razack, the chief coach of Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association.

The Santa Monica Bowls Club in Douglas Park at the corner of Wilshire Boulevard and 25th Street in Santa Monica will Jack Beckley, an avid and enthusiastic lawn bowler, passed away in 2002, but ...

Lawn bowls is generally low-risk for injury but competitions may mean playing for long periods, so being sun-smart and hydrated is important. The game does involve frequent bending and lunging, ...

In the 14th century lawn bowling, a sport in which players roll large balls towards a smaller one (the “jack”), was so popular that it kept soldiers from their archery practice.

Flynn, who bowls two or three times a week, said the game is great exercise for older people, but it’s good for younger people, too. He’s going strong at 73 years of age, even with his bad knees.

Long painted as the preserve of pensioners and pipe-smokers, lawn bowls is launching an overhaul that it hopes will roll it closer to Olympic recognition – and hopefully unearth the sport’s ...