THE new year has started with the club mixed 4s played over the weekend. Some very close games with everyone on fire after the holidays. Sunday afternoon saw a team of Judi Rowe, Frank Taylor, Lynne Tarrant and skip Brian Tarrant, play Izzy Pettit, Bev Cloake, Beau Bracken and skip

IF you’ve been wanting to have a go at lawn bowls, but you work and time is precious, this is the event for you. Nambucca Heads Bowling Club is launching a four week competition that is quick, fun, and a great entry into the game on Thursday February 9. Our Thursday

SATURDAY’s Stroke event, sponsored by Steve Ash, was for the Monthly Medal and Spoon. Jake Fuller came in winner of the Medal (net event) with Mike Simpson best score on the day winning the Spoon. Michael Trisley was runner up for the day coming in behind Jake on the net

Saturday's three person Ambrose was sponsored by Mid Coast Trucks . With the holiday period it is an ideal event as non members and non handicap players can be included in a team . Winners on the day were "the silver fox " Brian King with support from Roy Rudner and

THE Cancer Council has an annual ‘The Longest Day’ fundraising challenge which this year was again taken on by Brad Fortescue. Starting at 5.30 am and finishing at 5.30 pm, Brad played 120 holes of golf. Not just a casual hit, it included one eagle, 14 birdies and 61 pars,

THE flu season continues to affect our normal table numbers. If you are feeling unwell, please look after yourself and stay home. Monday 12 December: Phil directed the day with winners Susie Keur and Les Sinclair winning the day with Daphne Priestly and Carol McKee runners up. Tuesday night 13 December:

TUESDAY 13 December: Social bowls played 3 games of 3 bowls Triples 18 ends and a game of Fours with Dale Cameron playing “swinger” lead. It took Liv Everingham, Lynda Richards and Dale Winter 13 ends before they scored a shot, at this stage of the game Chrissy Buddle,

14 DECEMBER THE last day of bowling for 2022 saw 54 bowlers on the synthetic green in twelve teams of four and two teams of triples. The grass green was under plastic and will be having a well-earned rest for the next few weeks. A random card draw was done for the next

ALTHOUGH our numbers were down, due to illness, accidents, vacation and family issues, our members still enjoyed an afternoon of bridge, food and fun during our Saturday Christmas function. A very joyous afternoon was had by all those that could attend and our sympathy goes out to our members that