Lawn Bowling

About the Game

Lawn Bowling is played by rolling biased (slightly uneven) balls across a flat green, trying to get them as close as possible to a smaller target ball called the "jack." It’s a traditional game with roots in England, often enjoyed socially and competitively.

Basic Rules

• Players take turns rolling their bowls toward the jack.
• The bowl closest to the jack scores points.
• Games can be singles, pairs, triples, or fours.
• Matches are usually played to a set number of ends (rounds).

Skills Needed

• Accuracy and control
• Understanding of angles and bias
• Strategic placement

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