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Clear allFour community clubs spread across the east give groups a real choice of green, clubhouse and price. Bennettswood Bowling Club sits in the Gardiners Creek Reserve in Burwood, Blackburn Bowls Club is on Pakenham Street, Greythorn Bowling Club tucks into a court in Doncaster, and Ringwood Bowls Club fills about four acres on Loughnan Road. Matching the club to the group:
Each club lends bowls and has members or an instructor to show first-timers how to roll, so a group of beginners can be playing within minutes.

Ringwood Bowls Club's clubroom seats more than 200 with a dance floor, PA and AV, and Bennettswood Bowling Club in Burwood seats up to 150. Blackburn Bowls Club's hall takes around 120.
Yes. Blackburn Bowls Club's synthetic green is lit for play until 10pm, and Ringwood Bowls Club can add a floodlit green to day or night hires, depending on which greens are free.
Greythorn Bowling Club in Doncaster offers junior bowls, a ramp onto the greens and bowling arms for players with limited mobility. Bennettswood's barefoot bowls start from $10 per person, with a lower rate for children.
All four do – Bennettswood's volunteer members show newcomers the basics, Blackburn has an instructor on hand, Ringwood gives basic coaching on Friday nights and Greythorn welcomes people who have never held a bowl.