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Clear allEast of the city, bowls splits along the coast: one club sits at the top end of Bondi Beach and the other further south in Coogee. Bondi Bowling Club, on Warners Avenue in North Bondi, books rinks online with room for up to 10 players each. Coogee Beach Club, on Dolphin Street, sells a two-hour lane set for eight, with a coordinator on hand to show beginners how the game works.
Both clubs charge by the group rather than per head, so each player's share drops as numbers grow.
How the Bondi and Coogee clubs compare:
Buses reach most of the Eastern Suburbs, and the Eastern Suburbs train line stops at Bondi Junction, which has buses on to both beaches. Parking near either coast is hard work on a summer weekend.

They are close. The Coogee lane is From $145 per group, covering two hours on a lane set for eight, while Bondi Bowling Club is From $150 per group for a rink of up to 10, and its starting rate covers one hour.
Not at Bondi Bowling Club, where bowls is for guests 16 and over and children stay off the greens. At Coogee Beach Club, kids' parties are welcome, though they're kept to the patio.
Bondi Bowling Club's Main Hall suits a crowd that size, it has its own stage and projector, and several rinks can be booked at once. Each of its function spaces carries a minimum spend on catering.
Coogee Beach Club runs barefoot bowls from Wednesday to Sunday, so plan for later in the week there. Bondi Bowling Club takes rink bookings online and is the one to check for other days.