Understanding the Rules of Bowls

What is the main objective of the game of Bowls?

• To cross the finish line first

• To hit the target with a dart

• To score more points than your opponent

• To knock down all the pins

In Flat Green Bowling, what is the maximum size of the green?

• 30m sq

• 50m sq

• 60m sq

• 40m sq

How many woods does each player have in Flat Green Bowling?

• Two

• Three

• Five

• Four

What is the unique feature of the green in Crown Green Bowling?

• It has a crown or mound

• It is circular

• It is flat

• It is made of sand

In Crown Green Bowling, how many woods does each player use?

• Four

• Two

• One

• Three

What is a 'toucher' in Flat Green Bowling?

• A bowl that lands in the ditch

• A bowl that touches the jack

• A bowl that is closest to the jack

• A bowl that is disqualified

What happens if the jack leaves the green in Crown Green Bowling?

• The jack is repositioned

• The player loses a point

• The end is replayed

• The game continues

Which shot is used to strategically place a wood in a specific area?

• Trail shot

• Draw shot

• Guard shot

• Drive shot

What is the term for curling the ball towards the palm of your hand in Flat Green Bowling?

• Thumb Peg

• Forehand shot

• Finger Peg

• Backhand shot

What is the purpose of spraying woods with chalk in Flat Green Bowling?

• To mark the starting point

• To denote a 'toucher'

• To show the winner

• To indicate a foul