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Social aspect: Lawn Green Bowling is a social sport that allows players to meet new people and make new friends.

It is a great way to socialise and interact with others, and many bowlers form strong bonds with their teammates and opponents. We are a totally mixed bowling club in Worthing and we are always keen to welcome new members of all ages and experience, to a friendly well-appointed facility, with no parking restrictions and a reputation for making new members quickly feel at home, guidance and coaching is available for beginners.

13/09/2026

This Week on the Green – Club News and Activities
🗞️ Marine Gardens Bowling Club Weekly Report
Week Ending Sunday, 13th September 2026.

🌿 Bournemouth Tour Report – Marine Gardens Bowling Club
By Trevor Punnett.

Thirty‑four members of Marine Gardens Bowling Club enjoyed a full and memorable week of bowling, sunshine, and excellent company on our Bournemouth Tour.

We departed at lunchtime on the first day and travelled to the Queens Hotel & Spa on Bournemouth’s East Cliff. The hotel proved extremely comfortable, with excellent food and attentive service. Our opening evening included an unexpected delight: the Bournemouth Firework Display, perfectly timed and thoroughly enjoyed — a wonderful touch from our tour organisers.

🌊 Day One – Lymington
A beautiful start to the tour took us to Lymington, where members enjoyed a free morning exploring the harbour, shops, and cafés.
Our first fixture followed at Brockenhurst Bowling Club in the New Forest. Although victory slipped away, spirits remained high thanks to a scenic drive through the forest on our return — a real highlight of the day.

✈️ Day Two – Pelhams Bowling Club
Our second match brought us to Pelhams Bowling Club in Bournemouth. Play was briefly interrupted by low‑flying aircraft departing Bournemouth Airport — an unusual tactic to test our concentration but taken in good humour by all.

🏆 Day Three – Bournemouth Bowling Club, Meyrick Park
Monday delivered the standout fixture of the tour: a visit to the historic Bournemouth Bowling Club, founded over 130 years ago and regarded as the forerunner of all clubs in the area.
Set in the lovely surroundings of Meyrick Park, it provided a superb backdrop for our first victory of the Tour — a proud and enjoyable moment for everyone.

☀️ Day Four – Rest Day
Tuesday offered a well‑earned rest day, giving members time to relax, explore Bournemouth, or enjoy the hotel’s facilities at their leisure.

🏞️ Day Five – Fordingbridge
Our penultimate match took us to Fordingbridge, the “Gateway to the New Forest,” beautifully situated on the River Avon. A friendly club and picturesque setting made for another enjoyable afternoon of bowling.

🌅 Day Six – Poole Park Bowling Club
The final day took us to Poole, where we spent the morning exploring before heading to Poole Park Bowling Club, overlooking a lake in Poole Harbour.
We received an exceptionally warm welcome, leaving us with lasting memories. Although victory escaped us once more, the enjoyment of the afternoon ensured it mattered not at all.

A week of good bowling, pleasant weather, and even better company — Trevor’s report captures the spirit of the tour perfectly, enhanced by Betty’s photography.

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On the Jack – Blog #21(New Season)
🟢 On the Jack – Blog #21“When the Bowl Has Other Ideas” You choose your line. You judge your weight. You take your stance. You deliver smoothly. Everything looks perfect. Then the bowl starts travelling……and suddenly you realise it has apparently received completely different...

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08/09/2026

Marine Gardens Bowling Club – Weekly Report
Week Ending Sunday, 6 September 2026.

A lively week of inter-clubearances all contributed to an enjoyable and competitive few days on the green.

Brodie League – Steyning (Away)
Marine Gardens made an excellent start to the week with a strong Brodie League performance at Steyning, winning on all four rinks for a convincing 79–50 victory. Top Rink honours went to Liz Baldwin, John Nettleingham, Trevor Punnett, and Rod Smith, who posted an impressive 24–8 win.

Friendly – Billingshurst (Home)
The first of three friendlies proved a tight encounter. Billingshurst battled well to secure a 2–2 draw on the rinks, but Marine Gardens claimed the overall match by 69–63. A superb 26–10 result from Patsy Nicholson, Leon White, and Bob Cole ensured we crossed the finishing line ahead.

Friendly – Pulborough (Home)
Another close match followed the next day, with each side recording one win, one loss, and one draw. Pulborough, however, secured the overall victory with a 59–43 scoreline. Marine Gardens’ highlight was a determined 23–7 win from Alan Paterson, Bill Hurren, and Trevor Punnett.

Friendly – Rottingdean (Away)
Rottingdean also reached 59 shots, enough to claim a home win after the rinks were shared 2–2. In a tight finish, Patsy Nicholson, Brian Harrison, and Ken Leadbetter earned Top Rink honours with a well-managed 17–13 victory.

It was another enjoyable afternoon at Rottingdean, made even more special by several players making their away match debuts. A warm “well done” to all who took part.
Report by: Alan Paterson, Press Officer.

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On the Jack – Blog #20(New Season)
🟢 On the Jack – Blog #20“The Big Shot – Keeping Your Nerve” There is a particular moment in bowls that every player knows. The match is close. The head is crowded. The opposition has the shot. Your skip looks at you. You look at the head. Then comes the instruction: “We need this...

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31/08/2026

This Week On The Green – Club News and Activities
🗞️ Marine Gardens Bowling Club Weekly Report
Week Ending Sunday, 30th August 2026

Alan Paterson, Press Officer.
After the tension and drama of Finals Day and several important league encounters, this week offered Marine Gardens bowlers a welcome return to friendlier fare — along with some much‑needed rain. Unfortunately, the downpour forced the cancellation of our fixture with Goring Manor, but the sunshine soon returned and allowed three friendly matches to go ahead.

Marine Gardens travelled to Henfield for a five‑triples match which resulted in a narrow 3–2 defeat (86–75). Top Rink honours went to Heather Marsella, Les Gritton and Graham Ray, whose excellent 19–12 win kept Marine Gardens well in contention.

We then welcomed Burgess Hill for their first-ever visit to Marine Gardens, an inaugural fixture played over five triples. The home side produced a commanding performance, winning on four rinks and drawing the fifth to secure a resounding 100–52 aggregate victory. The foundation of this success was a superb 26–4 win by Gerry Perch, Geraldine Whitehead, and Nour Dissem. Burgess Hill will no doubt be eager for a rematch when we travel to them next season.

The week concluded with a home match against Southwick Park in a four‑triples contest. Marine Gardens started brightly, but the visitors rallied strongly to claim a 3–1 victory (83–58). The home side’s sole success came from Jim Masters, David Shelley, and Duncan Gayler, who held firm to secure an 18–16 win and earn Top Rink recognition.

We extend our best wishes to the Touring Team as they set off for Bournemouth — may the weather be kind and the bowls run true.

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On the Jack – Blog #19(New Season)
🟢 On the Jack – Blog #19“The Jack – Small Target, Big Responsibility” It may be only a few inches across. It does not move very quickly. It does not complain when someone bowls past it. And yet, without it, lawn bowls would be rather difficult. Ladies and gentlemen, meet the jack. Small in...

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27/08/2026

Marine Gardens Bowling Club Weekly Report –
Week Ending Sunday, 23rd September 2026.

Two excellent away victories put smiles back on Marine Gardens'
faces this week and delivered a very welcome haul of league points.

The first success came in a closely fought Brodie League encounter at Tarring Priory. Although the match finished 2–2 on rinks, Marine Gardens secured the overall points thanks to a superb 85–70 aggregate win. The margin was built entirely on a remarkable 29–4 triumph by the pairing of Nour Dissem and Tim Baldwin, whose performance was nothing short of outstanding.

The momentum continued at Middleton in the WSBL, where Marine Gardens produced an unbeaten display — three winning rinks and one drawn — to claim a commanding 70–43 aggregate victory. The nine points earned not only capped a fine afternoon’s bowling but also guaranteed Marine Gardens’ 2nd Division status for next season. Top Rink honours went to Mark Charlottes, John Nettleingham, Ivan Godsmark and Perry Cairns, who posted an impressive 23–11 win.

These successes provided the perfect lead-in to three days of fiercely contested club finals, highlighting skill, nerve, and no shortage of drama.

Club Finals Results:
• Men’s Singles: Tim Baldwin 21, Graeme Poole 10
• Ladies’ Singles: Jenny Ashman 21, Pam Duffield 11
• Men’s Pairs: Bob Cole & Keith White 15, John Dorkings & Duncan Gayler 14
• Ladies’ Pairs: Angela Neale & Jenny Ashman 19, Patsy Nicholson & Helen Stirling 18
• Mixed Pairs: Pam Duffield & Brian Jones 19, Geraldine Whitehead & Bob Cole 18
• Handicap Singles: Brian Jones 18, Bob Cole 13
• Handicap Pairs: Rod Smith & Brian Jones 22, Terry Ashley & Gerry Perch 3
• Stan Wheeler Cup: Gerry Perch 12, Brian Jones 11
• Yardstick (2 woods): Bob Cole 13, Jenny Ashman 5
• Junior Cup: Brian Jones 23, Liam Clifford 7
• Veterans’ Cup: James Albon 19, Les Gritton 6
• 100 Up: Brian Jones 107, Bob Cole 63
• Triple League Winners: Jackdaws
• Aussie Pairs Winners: Dingos

The finals concluded with the traditional presentations by President Norman Deegan, including the award of the Noel Stevenson Memorial Trophy for the most improved newcomer — deservedly won by Mark Charlottes.

Nestled among these achievements was one result the club may wish to forget sooner rather than later: your correspondent somehow contrived to win the putting competition. The lengths one must go to in order to appear on a prize list.

Alan Paterson, Press Officer.

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On the Jack – Blog #18(New Season)
🟢 On the Jack – Blog #18“It’s a Team Game – Even When You’re Bowling Alone” There are moments in lawn bowls when you are standing on the mat, bowl in hand, and it feels as though the entire match depends on you. Everyone is watching. The jack is waiting. The head is looking...

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19/08/2026

This Week On The Green – Club News and Activities
🗞️ Marine Gardens Bowling Club Weekly Report
Week Ending Sunday, 16th August 2026

Alan Paterson, Press Officer.
Marine Gardens bowlers began the week in fine form, returning from Norfolk with a well-earned friendly victory, winning 3–1 (67–56). The standout performance came from Liam Clifford, Rob Hurst, John Nettleingham and Perry Cairns, who delivered a commanding 20–10 win to set the tone for the day.

Norfolk, however, struck back swiftly. In the semi-final of the PC Cup the following afternoon, they edged a keenly contested match 68–63. Marine Gardens’ best return came from Gerry Perch, Jim Gray, Graham Ray, and Tim Baldwin, whose determined 17–14 win reflected the team’s fighting spirit. Reaching this stage of the competition was unfamiliar territory for Marine Gardens, and their strong showing throughout the tie was a genuine positive.

The excessive heat then forced the cancellation of two further fixtures, disrupting momentum before the week concluded with a home Brodie match against Southwick. Unfortunately, this proved a tough outing, with Marine Gardens finishing on the wrong side of a 4–0 (61–73) scoreline. Let us hope that, as temperatures begin to ease, results will take a turn for the better.

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On the Jack – Blog #17(New Season)
🟢 On the Jack – Blog #17 "The Head – Where the Real Game Happens” To someone watching lawn bowls for the first time, it can look rather simple. A bowler steps onto the mat. They deliver a bowl. It rolls down the green. And everyone waits. But then something interesting happens. The players...

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12/08/2026

THIS WEEK ON THE GREEN – Club News and Activities
🗞️ Marine Gardens Bowling Club Weekly Report
Week Ending Sunday, 9th August 2026

Alan Paterson, Press Officer.
All three competitive matches this week were played at Marine Gardens under glorious sunshine, though the fine weather did little to lift the home side in their Brodie League fixture against Shoreham. The visitors proved the stronger outfit, winning on three rinks and taking the match with a 76–64 shot advantage. Marine Gardens’ bright spot came from Tim Baldwin, Duncan Gayler and James Albon, who secured two well-earned points with a commendable 20–11 victory.

The friendly against Goring Manor was a far tighter affair, with scarcely a shot separating the teams throughout. Marine Gardens edged the overall score 51–50, winning on three of the four rinks — two of them by a single shot. Top Rink honours went to Jim Masters, Geraldine Whitehead, and Ivan Godsmark, whose decisive 14–9 win provided the day’s most convincing margin.

Sunday saw Rowledge visit for a six triples friendly, and on this occasion the sunshine truly favoured the home side. Marine Gardens produced an excellent all-round performance, winning on all six rinks. The standout trio were Trevor Punnett, Nour Dissem and Keith Harrison, who delivered a commanding 25–7 victory. The match was played in a fine spirit, and our visitors took their defeat with good humour, clearly enjoying their day out at the seaside.

Away from the familiar green of home, several members ventured to Lancing Leisure Centre to try their hand at pétanque — proof, if ever it were needed, of the lengths we go to in search of a pastime we might finally master.

A reminder to everyone: do not forget to sign up for the putting evening next week.

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On the Jack – Blog #16(New Season)
🟢 On the Jack – Blog #16 (New Season)“The Skip – The Person with the Plan” There is always someone on a bowls rink who knows exactly what is going on. They stand behind the head. They study the bowls. They look at the jack. They glance at the opposition. Then they quietly say: “I think...

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05/08/2026

THIS WEEK ON THE GREEN – Club News and Activities
🗞️ Marine Gardens Bowling Club Weekly Report
Week Ending Sunday, 2nd August 2026

Alan Paterson, Press Officer.
Marine Gardens travelled to Petworth for a WSBL fixture and, as many might have anticipated, the artificial green and the home side proved too strong on the day. Petworth secured victory on all four rinks, finishing with an 81–43 aggregate and collecting the full 10 points.

A further WSBL match followed at home against Arundel, where fortunes unfortunately did not improve. Arundel won on three rinks and took the overall score 77–60, earning 8 of the 10 available points. The bright spot for Marine Gardens came courtesy of Nour Dissem, Trevor Punnett, Duncan Gayler and Graeme Poole, whose excellent 23–15 win ensured the home side claimed the remaining 2 points.

There was better news in the Brodie match at home to Tarring Priory. In a tightly contested encounter, Marine Gardens edged the overall result with a 2–1 rink wins and one rink draw. Remarkably, the aggregate score finished level at 63–63, meaning the points were shared 6–4 in Marine Gardens’ favour. Nour Dissem again featured on the Top Rink, this time alongside Tim Baldwin, with the pair contributing a fine 18–15 victory. A close-run affair indeed.

Away from league competition, the Club Charity Day brought a welcome splash of colour and community spirit. Members donned bright attire and helped raise approximately £1,000 for St Barnabas House. Club Captain Bob Cole presented the cheque to Angela Morris, who expressed sincere gratitude on behalf of the charity. The afternoon concluded with tea and a raffle, rounding off a thoroughly enjoyable event for a very worthwhile cause. Sincere thanks go to social secretary Wendy Wilson and everyone who contributed to its success.

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On the Jack – Blog #15(New Season)
🟢 On the Jack – Blog #15 (New Season)“It’s All in the Weight” Ask any experienced bowler for the secret to a good shot, and you will hear a familiar answer: “The weight was right.”Not the strength. Not the speed. The weight. It is one of those wonderfully unique bowling expressions that...

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29/07/2026

THIS WEEK ON THE GREEN – Club News and Activities
🗞️ Marine Gardens Bowling Club Weekly Report
Week Ending Sunday, 26th July 2026
Alan Paterson, Press Officer.

The week began on a tough note for Marine Gardens as our teams travelled to Tarring Priory for a Stracey League encounter. Despite determined effort across all four rinks, the home side proved too strong, taking every rink and securing a 77–43 aggregate win.
Fortunes improved midweek at Worthing Pavilion, where Marine Gardens produced a far more competitive performance. The match finished with two rinks apiece, and although Pavilion edged the aggregate 69–65 to claim the bonus points, our bowlers earned a well-deserved four points. Top Rink honours went to Nour Dissem, Norman Wishart, David Barlow, and Perry Cairns, whose excellent 18–13 victory underlined the team’s resilience.

The highlight of the week came in the quarter-final of the PC Cup, where Marine Gardens delivered a superb result against First Division side Chichester, winning 68–65 in a nail-biting finish. Skip Rod Smith led his rink of Brian Jones, David Barlow, and Ken Leadbeater to an outstanding 24–12 win, providing the foundation for the overall success. Every rink contributed strongly, and the squad can take real pride in overcoming higher division opposition. Norfolk now awaits us in the semi-final.

The week concluded on a high with a home win against Goring Manor in the WSBL. Marine Gardens secured a 3–1 rink victory and a 69–56 aggregate, earning eight valuable points, a result that goes a long way toward securing Division 2 status for next season. Top Rink this time went to Gerry Perch, David Sayer, Rod Smith, and Graham Ray with an impressive 18–11 win.

A special mention must go to John Nettleingham, who interrupted his 90th birthday celebrations to play in three league matches during the week. An extraordinary commitment and a wonderful example to us all. Congratulations, John.

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On the Jack – Blog #14(New Season)
🟢 On the Jack – Blog #14 (New Season)“Reading the Green – Bowls’ Greatest Puzzle” If you ask a newcomer what they are aiming at, the answer is usually quite straightforward: “The jack.” Then ask an experienced bowler, and the answer might be quite different. About two feet outside...

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23/07/2026

THIS WEEK ON THE GREEN – Club News and Activities
🗞️ Marine Gardens Bowling Club Weekly Report
Week Ending Sunday, 19th July 2026

Alan Paterson, Press Officer.

It was slim pickings in the sunshine for Marine Gardens bowlers this week, with just two league points gathered from the two matches played.

Brodie League – Away at Worthing
Our first outing, a Brodie match at Worthing, proved a tough one. Marine Gardens were unable to secure a rink, falling 75–50 overall. Perhaps a touch of World Cup blues lingered, but the team battled throughout despite the scoreline.

WSBL – Away at Crablands
A marginally brighter result followed at Crablands in the WSBL. The match was finely poised and heading for a draw until a late surge from the home side tipped the balance, giving Crablands a 3–1 win (71–51).
The highlight of the day came from our in-form skip Rod Smith, supported by Alan Paterson, David Barlow and Ken Leadbeater, who produced an excellent 16–9 victory, securing our two well-earned points.

Centenary Bowl – Marine Gardens vs Horsham
Between these league fixtures, Marine Gardens welcomed Horsham bowlers for the second leg of the Centenary Bowl. Horsham arrived with a 15-shot advantage from the first leg, leaving everything to play for.
Marine Gardens responded superbly, winning four of the five rinks and taking the match 81–71. Despite this spirited fightback, the overall deficit proved just too much to overturn, and the Rose Bowl returns to Horsham for another year.
Special mention goes to the rink of David Sayer, Wendy Wilson, Pauline Sayer, Ken Leadbeater and Mark Berriman, who led the charge with determination and style. Roll on next year’s rematch.

Around the Club
Meanwhile, internal competitions continue at pace, and it’s heartening to see our roll-ups so well supported. Long may that enthusiasm continue.

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On the Jack – Blog #13(New Season)
🟢 On the Jack – Blog #13 (New Season)“The Perfect Draw” Ask ten bowlers to describe the perfect draw, and you’ll probably receive ten different answers. Some will tell you it’s all about the line. Others will insist it’s the weight. A few will quietly whisper, “A little bit of luck never...

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15/07/2026

THIS WEEK ON THE GREEN – Club News and Activities
🗞️ Marine Gardens Bowling Club Weekly Report
Week Ending Sunday, 12th July 2026

Alan Paterson, Press Officer.

Marine Gardens bowlers coped a little better with the sweltering conditions this week, securing three wins from five matches.

The WSBL double‑header against Witterings produced an evenly balanced outcome, with both clubs making full use of home advantage. In the away fixture, Witterings edged the match overall, winning two rinks, drawing one and losing one, with a 71–60 aggregate in their favour. Marine Gardens still collected three valuable points thanks to a narrow but determined 16–14 win from Bob Cole, John Nettleingham, Perry Cairns, and Ivan Godsmark.

The return match at Marine Gardens saw the tables turned. The home side dominated on three rinks and claimed a convincing 72–55 aggregate victory. Top Rink honours went to David Barlow, Norman Wishart, Ken Leadbeater and James Albon, who delivered a superb 25–5 win.

Unfortunately, fortunes dipped in the Stracey League home match against Worthing Pavilion. The visitors proved too strong, winning on three of the four rinks and taking the match 74–40. A complete whitewash was only avoided thanks to a gritty 14–13 success from Bill Hurren, Jane McHugh, Nour Dissem and Perry Cairns.

Normal service resumed in the Brodie League, where Marine Gardens produced an excellent home performance against near neighbours Goring Manor. A blistering 34–7 victory from the pairs team of Nour Dissem and Tim Baldwin set the tone for a 3–1 rink win, a 95–65 aggregate, and a welcome haul of eight points.

The week concluded with a friendly away at Billingshurst. The rinks were shared two apiece, but Marine Gardens kept their noses in front to secure a 67–60 overall win. A key contribution came from Valerie Conway, Betty Stevenson and Tim Baldwin, whose resilient bowling earned an impressive 20–12 result.

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On the Jack – Blog #12(New Season)
🟢 On the Jack – Blog #12 (New Season)“The Bowler’s Toolbox” Ask a carpenter to show you their toolbox, and you will find hammers, chisels, and saws. Ask a mechanic, and you will discover spanners, sockets, and screwdrivers. Ask a lawn bowler…and you’ll be shown a polishing cloth, a...

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