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BOWLSCome and play on four superb synthetic greens, which are the envy of visiting bowlers. Extensive Ladies, Mens and Mixed competition and social events. |
FUNCTIONSFrom weddings to corporate occasions. Talk to us about how your function can be a memorable one in wonderful surroundings |
PENNANTSOur club plays in the Murray District Bowling League. We have Pennant sides for both Men and Ladies to cater for all levels of ability. |
MEMBERSHIPJOIN TODAY. Halls Head Bowling Club welcomes new bowlers at all levels. Social Membership also available. Check out all the membership options by clicking the link. |
LOCATIONConveniently located, just 2kms south of central Mandurah City, our club is nestled between the picturesque estuary of the Peel Inlet and the Indian Ocean |
WHAT THE CLUB CAN OFFERThe club facilities are considered by many to be some of the finest in WA. We are well known for a welcoming, friendly atmosphere for members and all visitors |
Last year, in what started out as an off the cuff remark to Stu if he was interested in playing in the Bowls Australian Open in June 2022 at Surfers Paradise soon developed legs and we made plans to make the trip. Our only expectation was to enjoy the experience and we certainly did that....
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Today, Mothers Day, the men completed their 100 up competition. While there was a smaller field than the Singles competition, there was some strong competition with a couple of games going to 100 all and an extra end being played. The semi finals saw Kelly Kay, after a slow start, overcome a determined Graham Steele....
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The men’s two day carnival sponsored by Mandurah Caravan and RV Centre Mandurah Toyota & The Swan Brewery was held over the weekend of the 31st April & 1st May. There was a full field of 50 teams that came from clubs as far afield as Dumbleyung, Williams, Margaret River and Quairading. In addition to...
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ANZAC Day 2022 at Halls Head Bowling Club was more than just a very successful day of bowling. As part of the celebration the Brockmans did the honours with the commemoration. Ladies Secretary Jeanette Brockman, former Corporal Brockman following five years of service in the WRAAC, recited the ode. Rod Brockman, former Corporal Brockman following...
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