Bowls Tawa

The proposed new laws are available for your perusal on the Bowls England website.

They will be voted on during the Commonwealth Games in Delhi in October, but it looks like Bowls Australia got everything they wanted.

Congratulations to Doreen McEnaney who has been awarded the Bowls Wellington Coach of the Year for 2010.

Tawa bowler Dale Lang has been selected in the New Zealand team to play Australia in Bundaberg from May 11–14 2010. For full details see Bowls NZ.

Dale is also nominated for the Commonwealth Games in Delhi from October 3–14.

Well done Dale – the best of luck from all Tawa members.

Our greens are our biggest asset and the club is indeed fortunate in having professional greenkeeper Graeme Miller to look after the cotula No. 1 green. Read on for a visual reminder of how far the green has come.

With the advent of the BowlsHQ development framework the urls associated with titles, orgs, events, players, laws and links have changed. For example see Rowan Brassey or Millie Khan. Virtually everything on these pages is clickable.

Bowls New Zealand publishes regular circulars on administrative matters affecting all Kiwi bowlers but strangely fails to draw them to your attention.

Included in the November circular is the news that Bowls New Zealand has intervened in the running of the Counties Manakau Centre with a view to winding it up and creating a new Centre.

A milestone has been reached in the controversial $14.5 million project to build a new bowls and croquet complex at Mount Maunganui that will become "the envy" of New Zealand.

Read more at the BOP Times or SunLive. Looks pretty flash!

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