COVID-19 Safety Regulations - BowlsWales
This guidance supplements the Welsh Government guidance and directives by covering situations specific to the sport of bowls.
It is a live document and will be updated as Welsh Government advice changes.
BowlsWales is seeking to support those clubs that wish to reopen and members who would like to play, to do so safely and in accordance with the guidance as set out by the Welsh Government.
Our guidelines are available below.
BowlsWales is here to help -if you feel we can, please email us at any time at enquiries@bowlswales.com

COVID-19 SPECIFIC CLUB TRAINING
The following documents will be available following advice and guidance from Welsh Government
BowlsWales
COVID-19 Guidance- Lawn Bowls
BowlsWales
Covid-19 Club Risk Assessment
BowlsWales
Lawn Bowls Poster
Indoor Bowls
COVID-19 Guidance
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COVID-19 Clubhouse Guidance
BowlsWales
Indoor Bowls Poster
Short Mat Bowls
COVID-19 Guidance
BowlsWales
Short Mat Bowls Poster
Welsh Crown Green Bowling Association
Covid-19 Guidance
BowlsWales
The Roles & Responsibility of the
Club Covid-19 Officer
BowlsWales
Crown Green Poster
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