A warm welcome from Abbrook Park Bowls Club and our primary sponsor, coast & country estate agents

News on and around the green….

......Thursday 25th June 2026, 18:00, away, SDL4, Shaldon

......Thursday 25th June 2026, 18:15, away, MDL3, Newton Abbot C

......Friday 26th June 2026, 14:00, away, SDL1, Torbay Country Club

......Friday 26th June 2026, 18:00, Club Night

......Thursday 25th June 2026, 18:00, away, SDL4, Shaldon ......Thursday 25th June 2026, 18:15, away, MDL3, Newton Abbot C ......Friday 26th June 2026, 14:00, away, SDL1, Torbay Country Club ......Friday 26th June 2026, 18:00, Club Night

  • The minutes of the latest Management Meeting held at the clubhouse on Monday 22nd June are now on the website and can be found under the Members Area webpage. This is password protected. If you wish to access this page please contact the website administrator through the Contact Us

  • Abbrook Park have been invited to submit three players for this years Coronation Cup. This competition is between the eight sections that make up the county. Our section, Section 5, will be taking on Section 7 at Plymouth Sir Francis Drake BC in the quarter final of this knock-out trophy on Sunday 21st June 2026. This is the first time in recent memory that we have been requested to participate. Well done and good luck to Phil Lannon, Rob Horrell and Kev Taylor.

  • Congratulations to Nigel Coombes who on Wednesday 10th June in winning in his unbadged triples this evening achieved the required number of points to qualify for his county badge. Well done Nigel.

  • Congratulations to Mike Russell who on Tuesday 3rd June partnering Ian Hiller, won a County Pairs match at Newton Abbot BC. In so doing Mike reached the thirty points required to qualify for his County Badge. Well done Mike.

  • Congratulations to Anne Russell who, following trials, is one of twenty-four ladies selected to represent the county in this year’s Johns Trophy. Anne, a three time winner of this tournament will be representing her county for the sixth successive year. I am sure that all at the club wish Anne and the team every success in this years competition.

  • The 2026 County Competitions draws have now been posted and can be viewed through the following links: Ladies, Mixed and Men.

Welcome to Abbrook Park Bowling Club, where the grass is pristine, the competition is sharp, and the welcome is always warm. Tucked away in a scenic corner of the community, our club is more than just a sporting venue; it’s a vibrant hub for those who value skill, spirit, and a bit of good old-fashioned camaraderie.

A Tradition of Success

Abbrook Park isn't just about a casual roll-up—though we love those, too. Our club boasts a proud history of success in local leagues and tournaments, earning a reputation as a formidable force on the green. Whether you are a seasoned "skip" looking for a new challenge or a novice eager to learn the tactical nuances of the game, you’ll find a supportive environment that celebrates every win and learns from every loss.

More Than a Game

The true heart of Abbrook Park lies in our social community. Beyond the rinks, our clubhouse is a place of laughter and lifelong friendships. From organized social evenings to the simple joy of a post-match drink, we ensure the "social side" is as rewarding as the sport itself.

Health and Well-being

In an increasingly digital world, bowls offers a refreshing antidote. It provides a fantastic low-impact workout, improving:

  • Physicality: Better balance, coordination, and joint flexibility.

  • Mental Health: Enhanced focus and a significant reduction in stress through fresh air and social connection.

Whether you’re looking to sharpen your competitive edge or simply find a healthy way to spend a sunny afternoon, Abbrook Park is your perfect match. Come for the bowls—stay for the community.

Abbrook Park win first trophy of the season in the 2025 Over 55 League Finals