Hathersage Bowling Club is situated in the village of Hathersage, just behind the swimming pool in a magnificent setting. The crown green owes its existence to Mr George Lawrence who funded the green and surrounding areas in 1935.
We are a friendly, successful club which welcomes new members of all ages and abilities. We have teams in the Matlock Friendly League and the Matlock and District Tuesday League, play a number of friendly matches during the season and hold a variety of club competitions.
If you are a beginner our members would be very pleased to help you get started. We value our social bowling just as much as our competitive bowling. Our club afternoon is on a Tuesday starting around 1.30pm.
The Club was looking forward to the new season with 2 teams in the top division but all 3 captains (2 Thurs, & Tues) were concerned about numbers as during the winter a number of members had been ill. However. the club had an enjoyable fun pre-season social curling for the 4th year. This has been dampened since by the sad death of 2 Club and League Team members, Ray Stewart and John Ollerenshaw who will both be greatly missed. We have also sadly lost John Brunskill who was a social playing member until latterly becoming a social member, he was a loyal supporter of club events.
We are a friendly, successful club which welcomes new members of all ages and abilities. We have teams in the Matlock Friendly League and the Matlock and District Tuesday League, play a number of friendly matches during the season and hold a variety of club competitions.
If you are a beginner our members would be very pleased to help you get started. We value our social bowling just as much as our competitive bowling. Our club afternoon is on a Tuesday starting around 1.30pm.
The Club was looking forward to the new season with 2 teams in the top division but all 3 captains (2 Thurs, & Tues) were concerned about numbers as during the winter a number of members had been ill. However. the club had an enjoyable fun pre-season social curling for the 4th year. This has been dampened since by the sad death of 2 Club and League Team members, Ray Stewart and John Ollerenshaw who will both be greatly missed. We have also sadly lost John Brunskill who was a social playing member until latterly becoming a social member, he was a loyal supporter of club events.
