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Location & Contact Details

We are situated in Rowner Lane adjacent Rowner Church.

Car parking is FREE.

For further information on the club, or if you would like to give bowls a try just click on the 'Contact Form' link fill in a few details and we will get back to you.

About

Rowner Bowling Club was formed by a group of enthusiasts in 1970. The club is affiliated with the Portsmouth and District Bowling Association in 1971 and has hosted many representative matches for the district.

We currently have active teams in both the Mens & Ladies Portsmouth & District Leagues, along with a Combination Team in the Mens Portsmouth & District Combination League and Several Teams in the Gosport and Fareham Mixed Triples Leagues, so there is plenty of opportunity to play competitive Bowls. We also have many internal competitions and day events for a more relaxed and (slightly) less competitive bowling.

The club`s badge depicts Fort Rowner, one of the `Palmerston Follies`, with Royal Air Force wings representing the time when the area was an RAF airfield. In the foreground is a Viking galleon representing the arrival of the Bishop of Winchester in AD1140 to Gosport (`Gods Port`).

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