Bowls is an excellent social game for all ages and abilities
We are a long established club and we offer the chance for you to take part in a friendly and welcoming environment in which to participate in an extremely addictive sport. Whether you are new to bowls or are an experienced player, young or old, there is sure to be something here for you.
We know the game has a stigma of being a game for the older generation, but younger players are coming into the sport, but we do need more to keep the sport alive. It’s an excellent social game and an ideal game for the younger element who do not like contact sports i.e. football, cricket, rugby and such, but wish to be involved in a team sport.
People with disabilities may also be able to join in the game, and in some cases be able to play and compete with the able bodied players on level terms. We have a club coach who would be on hand to teach the rudimentary rules of the game.
Our 6 rink indoor bowls hall was opened in November 1986 and the carpet is very accurate and no known runs. It is the only bowls hall in the country with TV screens and Cameras on each rink. We are one on the most successful bowling clubs in the country boasting several National titles.
The main winter season runs from October through to April. Many bowlers move to their outdoor clubs in the Summer, but we have an enthusiastic core who continue to enjoy their game indoors.
We host National/County Games, play internal Competitions, Roll-Ups and Friendly matches against other Indoor Bowling Clubs. Also we run regular Winter and Summer Leagues. All standards of players are very welcome.
Summer Leagues 2026
Tuesday:
Open Triples 10.00 – 12.30pm
Wednesday:
Open Triples 6.30 – 9.00pm
Thursday:
Open Triples: 10.00 – 12.30pm
Organised Roll Ups Summer 2026
Please arrive on the rink-side 15 minutes before stated start time to allow time for rinks to be drawn.
Monday:
10.00 -12.00pm
Wednesday:
10.00 – 12.00pm
7.00 – 9.00pm
Friday:
7.00 – 9.00pm (Relaxed with music)
If you are new to game we have a club coach who would be on hand to teach the rudimentary rules of the game. Or if you are searching for some additional tuition please enjoy the advanced coaching from our very knowledgeable friendly coaching team.
Come and try Indoor Bowls
Introductory Coaching:
Session times to be confirmed;
Six sessions for £12.00 per person, usually in groups of 4 – 6 people. These sessions give you a chance to learn about the game and give it a try. Bowls can be provided. For more information, please phone 01684 574010
Or email:- indoorbowls@manorparkmalvern.com
Please phone or email as detailed above.
All ages and standards, from absolute beginners to the more experienced bowlers are welcome at the club, which is wheelchair accessible. We have 6 full length indoor rinks and have recently installed a new ventilation system to create a safe environment for all bowlers and visitors.
Come and join us, on your own or bring a friend. Enjoy the bowls and have a drink in the bar afterwards. Bowls is a brilliant game for all ages to enjoy, stay fit and have fun!
Many congratulations to Joe Peplow and his Commonwealth Games partner Keiran who competed in the final of the Para Bowls Pairs summer National Indoor Championships at Melton Mowbray on 19th September. They won against a Para pairs team from Bristol after two sets – drawing the first set 10-10 and winning the second set 10-0.
Many congratulations to bowler Joe Peplow and his playing partner Keiran Rollins on winning a bronze medal in the Para Men’s Pairs in Glasgow.
They finished second in the group behind Australia in first place, New Zealand third and Scotland fourth. This led to a semi final play off against New Zealand which they sadly lost. Australia won against Scotland – resulting in Australia playing New Zealand for the gold and silver medals and England playing Scotland for the remaining bronze medal.
The two teams were tied at one set all which led to a one end tie break. Joe had got a well placed bowl near to the jack but Scotland were holding. Keiran drew the shot with his second bowl, Scotland failed to take the shot away and England won a very tense and closely fought game to take the bronze.
Wishing Joe lots of luck as he makes final preparations for the Commonwealth Games, which begin in a few days time. Joe and the rest of the bowls team have been extremely busy for many weeks now and hopefully all their hard work will pay off.
