16 new scoreboards are required for our new ‘C’ and ‘D’ greens, and the club is offering members an opportunity to sponsor and create a legacy for the life of a scoreboard (20 years Plus). Should you take up this opportunity a plaque naming you and recognising your support to our club will be attached...

The Official Opening of our new playing surfaces will take place on Saturday 27th July at 11.00AM.  Tea Tree Gully mayor, Kevin Knight, will officially open the greens.Our project has been supported by The City Of Tea Tree Gully and the Government of South Australia and will  provide a first class all year Lawn Bowling...

Put this date on your calendar – THURSDAY 18Th JULY  –  the last indoor bowls evening was a great success with some 50 members including friends, enjoying a great hamburger and chips dinner (many thanks to Jamie and Rita and Kieran Hackett) and a very enjoyable evening on the indoor mats, capably run by Barrie...

Construction of our synthetic greens appears to be moving apace at present.  Construction is a few weeks behind due to weather and unforeseen setbacks but completion is expected late July. There is still much to be done in compacting and concreting of green surrounds, replacement of seating, shades and final electrical works, purchase and installation...

PAt a recent production meeting between Club, Council and Contractor representatives, Tiger Turf (our Bowls Weave surface contractor) was asked about problems with the playing surface.The three main problems with synthetic weave surfaces are: – A.         Dumping.A player is considered to be ‘dumping’ if a bowl is released 30cm (1ft) or more     above the...