Bucks Party Venues in Vaucluse

How Bucks Party Venues Actually Work

Rolling a few ends on grass beats a long dinner for plenty of grooms, and Diamond Bay Bowling Club has two greens on Old South Head Road in Vaucluse. Barefoot bowls can be booked for the group, with bowls, mats and an instructor supplied, so the crew gets shown the basics first.

After the bowls, the club's verandah, pergola and licensed bar carry the afternoon on.

Ways the groom's crew can use the club:

A bowls challenge to open the day: split into teams on one of the grass greens
Around 80 standing: the covered verandah and pergola
A bigger send-off with a dance floor: the air-conditioned clubhouse's main hall
Food for a hungry group: barbecues, buffets or finger food from the in-house chef
Rounds at the bar: drinks are bought at club prices, pay as you go

Groups that grow past the verandah can move inside, where part of the split hall takes about 110 for canapés.

Teams can play barefoot bowls before the party or through it, with the instructor on hand
The greens stay open to other bowlers, so the bucks group shares the club with members
The verandah and pergola seat around 60, which suits a long lunch after the game
Everyone buys their own drinks at the club bar at club prices

Feeding the bucks in Vaucluse

A barbecue or bento boxes keep things casual between ends
Buffets and grazing tables work for a group that comes and goes
A proper sit-down meal inside suits a bucks party that wants speeches
The chef can cater vegetarian, vegan and kosher for anyone in the group who needs it

Venues for Bucks Parties, Explained

What activities can a bucks party do at Diamond Bay Bowling Club?

Barefoot bowls on the club's grass greens, with bowls, mats and an instructor supplied for the group.

Where does a bucks group gather at the Vaucluse club?

The covered verandah and pergola hold about 80 standing, and hiring the main room adds the hall with its dance floor.

What food suits a bucks lunch at Diamond Bay?

Barbecues, buffets, finger food and grazing spreads, all cooked by the club's own chef, with deluxe canapés from $28 per person.

Does the bucks group need to know how to bowl?

An instructor comes with the bowls and mats, so the group is shown how to play before the first end.