Community Bowls Events
Annual Pride Bowling Tournement 21st June
We are delighted to be partnering with OUT North East for our 3rd Annual Pride Tournament, a true highlight of our summer occasions.
16 teams made up of community groups, businesses and third sector partners battle it out on the green to become the Pride Annual Bowling Tournament Champions
For us this more than just a competition but a day filled with laughter, converation and friendly rivalry.
Come and join us for a great day of FUN
Pelaw Pairs
This an open competition consisting teams of 2. Anyone can enter a team, regardless of age or sex or ability. If you have never played before you are welcome and Pelaw Community Bowling Club will give coaching beforehand and lend you the bowls to play with.
The competition is an all-day event. Registration 09:15, First Game starts at 09:30.
Each team plays a total of 3 games of about 1 hour duration. This competition is generally held on the first Saturday in July. Refreshments, lunch, a raffle and a tombola are on offer. There is a small entry fee per team, with prizes for the first 3 winning teams.
Pelaw Open
This competition is for teams of 3. Anyone can enter a team, regardless of age or sex or whether you are a seasoned bowler or have never played before. It was first run in 2019 and more than 10 of the participants were non-bowlers.
The competition is an all-day event. Registration 09:15, First Game starts at 09:30.
Each team plays a total of 3 games of about 1 hour duration. This competition is generally held on the first Saturday in August. Refreshments, lunch, a raffle and a tombola are on offer. There is a small entry fee per team, with prizes for the first 3 winning teams.
These two competitions are an opportunity for the community of all age groups to come together and socialise in a safe and friendly environment and enjoy some competitive sport, and learn a new skill.
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