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The club welcomes new members through the whole of the season and we hold a social evening on Fridays from 6pm until 8pm if anyone would like to have a taster session just ring up and we will arrange it.

 

Welcome to the Kidlington Bowls Club website
 
We are a very friendly club who would welcome both young and older generations to visit the club and try the game of bowls.  We are situated in the centre of Kidlington with ample parking on site.
We have coaches who will be there to help you and get you started in this most enjoyable and friendly game.
 

Inaugural Oxfordshire Mixed Aussie Pairs

The club was well represented at the inaugural Oxfordshire Mixed Aussie Pairs competition, played across two venues.
We are pleased to report that we secured 1st, 3rd & 4th places at Burford, with winners Sue and Jim Feeley progressing to Finals Day on 3rd August.
Well done everyone 
👏🏻👏🏻
 
 Aussie pairs 1 Aussie pairs 2
 
 

Fantastic sum raised for charity

On 9th June, we were pleased to host a charity match for the Dennyside Bowling Association.  The ‘Denny’ play matches all around the South-East with the aim of helping their host clubs raise funds for a chosen local charity.  On the day £2000 was raised for ROSY (Respite For Oxfordshire’s Sick Youngsters) who support families by providing respite care for young people with life limiting illnesses.  Thank you to the ‘Denny’ for a great day of bowls and for helping to raise such a fabulous sum.

 

Photo: ROSY’s Interim Development Manager, Angela Conlan, receiving the cheque for £2000 from Club Chairperson, Maureen Cox and Dennyside Bowling Assn member & Club Vice President, Chris Cox.

 

 

fundraiser
 
 

One Shot

A nail biting win by one shot for Kidlington men takes them through to the area semi final of the National Club Two Fours Competition.
Great result boys 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻
 
On shot
 
 

End of local Derby

A nail biting end to the annual local derby saw Paul McGrath’s rink score the three shots needed on the last end to secure a one shot victory (63-62) for Kidlington over Woodstock to retain the Kidwood Salver.

 

Pictured are the two teams before the game and Kidlington captain Eddie Stevens receiving the salver from his brother, Woodstock captain Tim Stevens.

 

local derby 1

local derby 2