Our club facilities are considered by many to be some of the finest in WA. Our expanded and refurbished clubrooms and four magnificent greens provide the perfect venue for bowls, corporate events and those Special occasions. Conveniently located, just 2kms south of central Mandurah City, our club is nestled between the picturesque estuary of the Peel Inlet and the Indian Ocean.
The Halls Head Bowling Club 2021/22 Mixed Fours Championship was played over the last two weekends. A strong field of 20 teams competed for the trophy. There were some close games throughout the competition, with the trophy being won by Peter Wiltshire, Jeff Allen, Jeanette Brockman and Julie Rowe.
The Halls Head Bowling Club 2021/22 Mixed Fours Championship was played over the last two weekends. A strong field of 20 teams competed for the trophy. There were some close games throughout the competition, with the trophy being won by Peter Wiltshire, Jeff Allen, Jeanette Brockman and Julie Rowe.
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About us
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Our club is located at 3 Sticks Boulevard, Erskine, nestled between the beautiful Peel Inlet and Mandurah's Indian Ocean beaches. We have four, first class synthetic greens, which can be used all year round, and all four greens have large flood lights to cater for night bowls. We are well known for a welcoming, friendly atmosphere for members and visitors - where you can come and enjoy a drink and/or a game of bowls.
Our History
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The Committee accepted Mandurah Council offer of land for Club use at the corner of McLarty and Calypso Roads, Halls Head. Town & Country offered an alternative site in Bridgewater for use as a Bowling Club "In Perpetuity". The Club joined in a partnership with the Peel Social Bowling Club at the same time.
Bowls
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The bowling greens at Halls Head Bowling Club are the pride of our Club, and also our most expensive commodity. Our greens have evolved from initially installed grass greens to an early synthetic variety. Following that carpet greens were all the rage but unfortunately the life expectancy & cost rate combined with the harsh Mandurah summer sun means the latest generation is a sand filled synthetic grass.
Ladies Bowls
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Ladies bowling at Halls Head Bowling Club is a major part of the action. There are many categories of bowling to suit all preferences from social bowling to more competitive Pennants or encouragement to extend to district or State competition. Halls Head bowls in the Murray District Bowling League that groups Clubs from South to Waroona, north to Comet Bay and east to Pinjarra.
Events – Pennants
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Halls Head Bowling Club plays in the Murray District Bowling League & competes against teams from Comet Bay in the north to Boddington in the south. The Club competes in all levels from 'first' division to 'fourth' division in the men's competition on both Tuesday afternoon & Saturday afternoon. In the Ladies division we have teams in 'first' division to 'third' division with play on Tuesday morning.
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