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The forecast is not good for the Chairman’s Cup competition tomorrow.  Please keep an eye on the club website in the morning and a decision will be reached by 11am as to whether it will go ahead or not.

The final club comp of the year will be held this Sunday and all club members are welcome to come along and play, whatever the ability.  Any juniors are welcome to play with parents or relatives.  Please arrive by 12.45pm, … Continue reading →

Congratulations to Pauline Snelson & Mike Fagan who won the Autumn Pairs Competition today, defeating Tony Williams & Margaret Copeland in the final 10-3. There was a healthy turn out for our penultimate pairs comp.  Pairs were divided into three … Continue reading →

just a reminder that our Autumn Pairs club competition will be held this Sunday (15th). All members welcome, just turn up at 12.45 and pairs will be drawn out of the hat.

We have applied to join the above league which has been approved subject to confirmation at the Annual General Meeting. Please let me know if you are interested in being in the team which will play on Wednesday afternoons. Email … Continue reading →

Please note that there is a major final at the cricket club on Sunday starting at 12 noon so just be aware as it is likely to be very busy in the car park.

1 of 23 We need to guage interest for 1/2 teams in an Aughton Mini-League to be played on our artificial green due to renovation work at Aughton Institute. We also need a volunteer for team captain. You don’t necessarily have to … Continue reading →

The final two annual club competitions takes place as above and we look forward to a good turn out from our members. The format will be pairs (drawn on the day), round robin but with all beginners being paired with … Continue reading →

Hope you enjoy these photos of the Singles Comp day, courtesy of Dave Hulse.

Congratulations to Mike Fagan who today won the Club’s Singles Competition, beating Ian Mayne 11-10 in a thrilling final. There was a good turnout of 26 bowlers who were divided into two groups of thirteen.  The quarter finals saw Dave … Continue reading →