Lawn Bowls in East Lothian at Aberlady
Aberlady Bowling Club is set in the beautiful village of Aberlady on the East Lothian coast. The club has been in existence since 1888.
The bowling club is a focal point in the local community situated as it is on the main coast road that runs through through the village. The club committee try to arrange events to ensure that there is something on at the club throughout the year, and we have a well stocked licensed bar.
About Aberlady Bowling Club
Aberlady is a small club but it has produced some very good players. Over the years Aberlady Bowling Club has won many trophies in the county including the County Cup, The Brown Trophy and the Jubilee Cup ( Top Ten ) to name just three.
Major achievements include Jock Brodie & Jackie Greenwood winning the British Pairs title in 1988, Jim Florence, Bill Dunleavey and ‘Cha’ Greenwood lifting the Scottish Triples trophy in 2000 and the Scottish Senior Fours title in 2004 & 2005 by Davie Balfour, George Marshall, Jock Brodie and Jackie Greenwood.
Aberlady player Gordon White was the 2019 Scottish singles champion.
The club currently has two men’s teams that play in Division 1 and Division 4 of the East Lothian leagues and new players/members are always welcome. So if you have ever thought of trying Bowling then why not come to our club and give it a go. No knowledge of the game is needed and you will get advice and assistance from our members.
Ladies Section
Aberlady Bowling Club also has a ladies section at the club and they have also been very successful, with triumphs in the Haddington Trophy, Champion Of Champions and the East of Scotland competition(s). As with the men’s section some of these competitions have been won on more than one occasion.
Bowling is a social sport and we are always looking for youngsters of all ages to come along as well.
Bowls is a popular sport in East Lothian and it is a great method for socialising both on and off the green.
So whether you have played bowls before or are looking for a new activity, then why not get in touch.