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Buderim
Bowls Club is situated in
beautiful, quiet surroundings on Buderim Mountain at the centre of the Sunshine Coast,
within easy distance of the beaches at Mooloolaba, Alexandra Headland and
Maroochydore. Two excellent greens cater for men
and women bowlers of all ages.
Open
Day - try your hand at this exciting and sociable sport at our next open day
(to be announced). Games, prizes, lucky draw and
free sausage sizzle. Bowls provided. Flat soled shoes required.
If you missed out last time and would like to try your hand, ring or
e-mail the Club. The many who
participated in previous open days showed considerable potential and a variety of styles.
Night Bowls
Club members can enjoy open triples under
the lights on Wednesday nights in season. Members of the public can
come-and-try in a social setting on Friday nights. A sausage sizzle and bar
facilities are available.
Social Membership Although the club is renowned as a bowlers' bowls
club, social members
are welcome to enjoy the bar facilities and all club social
functions.
The
Clubhouse, between the two
greens, provides ideal viewing of both greens. The now
air-conditioned
dining area and kitchen extend into a comfortable bar and lounge area. The
facilities are available for hire for special occasions such as weddings and
birthdays and by other community
groups. They are regularly used for meetings by organisations such as the Probus Club of
Buderim, Buderim Lions and National Seniors Association - Buderim Branch.
Social functions include a regular Friday night
carvery and several dinner parties including St Patrick's night, Christmas in July, an in-season Christmas party and other parties with entertainment.
See the Social Functions page for more details.
Christmas
in July - This highly entertaining annual event with
a three course meal, professional entertainment, dancing and the festive
spirit all for $20.
Get your tickets early as a full
house always enjoys a delicious meal and an entertaining night. The 2009
Christmas dinner will be held on Friday 27 November with proceeds going to
Bloomhill Cancer Help.
The weekly
bowls program consists of
practice roll-ups on Monday afternoons and men's, ladies'
or mixed competitions on each other day of the week. See the
Weekly Bowls page. Both men and ladies play
pennant competitions in the Sunshine Coast District Bowls Association. Qualified
coaches are in attendance at all scheduled roll-ups and beginners are most welcome.
Coaching is free. Prizes are awarded to successful teams in social competitions.
Learn to
Bowl Barefoot bowls
for new players from September to May under
the lights on Friday nights from 6 pm with a sausage sizzle. Just come along and
try your hand. Shoes should be flat-soled. Bowls are supplied.
Inquiries regarding coaching times or membership may be made by telephoning the
club on 5445-1104.
Corporate
Bowls Challenge - A sporting and social challenge amongst teams of four from local
businesses followed by a very sociable bbq and salad dinner. Held twice each year,
usually in autumn and spring.
Next on Sunday 1st November
2009. Phone the Club to enter a team.
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Vice-President Richard Meacle
presents the perennial trophy to the winning team from Glen Richards
Plastering in October 2009 |
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Business Bowls
- A six-week series played amongst local businesses under lights on Tuesday
evenings. The first series in
2006 was won by the Bunnings No.3 team. A second
9-week series started in October that year.
Skirts vs Shirts - The annual challenge between the
men and the ladies. Reputations are at stake here! Always a great day.
Visiting
social bowls clubs
make annual visits for Sunday lunch, a game of fours, afternoon tea and a very
friendly day out in
beautiful surroundings. Other interested clubs are welcome. Ring or e-mail the club.
Club
championships are held for
men's, ladies' and mixed competitions.
Major
annual tournaments include the Men's Invitation Fours. Sunshine Coast District
Championships are also held at the club.
Inter-Club Competitions
Both men's and ladies' teams are entered in pennant competitions in the Sunshine
Coast District.
In summer, teams are also entered in the Super Challenge and the Sunshine Coast
District Bowls Association Mixed Night League. Lights
have now been installed on the front
green and both pennant and social games are now being played at night. Both
men's and ladies Super Challenge teams have advanced to the sectional finals in
their divisions.
State of
Origin An annual
mixed fours fixture pitting those born in Queensland against the "aliens" born
elsewhere. A lot of emotion involved here in competition for the Moondah Bell
trophy. Held on Friday 30 October in 2009.
Melbourne
Cup Day A morning of
mixed fours followed by lunch and a Melbourne Cup afternoon. The first Tuesday
in November.
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Donors Bill and Margaret Shaw
present the Moondah Bell trophy to Richard Meacle, representing the 2009 winners, Queensland. |
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Fees
include annual membership fees and green fees
for matches, including morning or afternoon tea. Social membership is only $5,
allowing members access to the bar facilities and all social functions.
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Sponsors
Bank of Queensland
Buderim
5445-6150
Betterflow
Roof Restorations
1 300 769 964
Buderim Newsagency
5445-1576
Buderim Pharmacy
Chemworld 5445-1230
First Light Electrical
5477-1224
Flight Centre Buderim
5477-1333
Gloria Jean's Coffee
Buderim
5445-5958
0402 891 044
Jon & Judy Herriot
Builders
5445-1368
jpg Design & Print P/L
5456-4499
Kruger Law
5443-9600
Shy Blinds
Luxaflex
Window Fashions
5456-4522
0424 149 919
Ord Minnett
Financial Planners
& Stockbrokers
Buderim
5445-6255
PRDnationwide
Chancellor Park
5450-1100
Walkers
Gourmet
Meat& Chicken
5445-8864
See the
Links page for the websites of sponsors
Ladies Sponsors
Anthony Jardim
Denture Clinic
5456-4405
Bakers Delight
5477-1233
Century 21 Real Estate
Buderim
5445-8505
EdenLea Retirement
Village on Buderim
5476-8900
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