Ten Pin Bowling

Ten-Pin Bowling

Teams of FOUR, at least THREE of whom must be Rotary members. Team with highest aggregate score over two games wins – in the event of a tie, the team containing the player with the highest individual aggregate score wins

Please check the Draw to find which Team you are playing next. If you can't see the detail very well, right click on the picture then click on "Open image in new tab".  All the draws will be updated whenTeams advise me of the results.

Once you know who you are playing next, you need to consult the Contact List to find the contact details for the Main and Second Players.  The Contact Lists are sent out to all the players in a password protected document.

I also received a message recently asking me about the draw names, so I thought I would publicise that the reason for the names was that I wanted to avoid having North vs South or East vs West.  In fact it would probably have been North & North West and middle vs South and South East with a few from lower middle West!  I looked up the websites of every club that had entered, placed pins on Google Earth and looked for the best way to divide the group into two nearly equal halves.  There wasn't a compass point answer, so I decided it might be better just to find two names instead.  In the case of Ten Pin Bowling, Turkey and Badger are terms for multiple strikes, something most of us would certainly never achieve, but I thought was rather fun. I think one is three strikes in a row and the other four!

If you are experiencing any problems, message me for help on sports@rotarysouth.org.uk.