A warm welcome to Swansea Bowling Club's website. 

The Chesshyre goblet

The Chesshyre Goblet was donated by Mrs Mary Mumford, in memory of her sister Rosemary.

The annual competition for this trophy, was recently held at Swansea Bowling Club, between pupils of Pen Y Bryn and Bishop Gore schools. The match consisted of Singles, Pairs, Triples and Rink. The standard of bowling was high, and Bishop Gore won by 30 shots to 19. Pictures of the event can be seen on our Club Images Page.

 Right  Daniel Madden, Captain of the Bishop Gore team, holding the winner's trophy.

Below  Daniel and Christopher Sinfield, Captain of Pen Y Bryn shake hands before the match starts. 

Swansea Bowling Club is located on Bryn Road, a short distance from Swansea beach at Brynmill, situated between the City of Swansea and the Victorian village of Oystermouth and the Mumbles. It is also a short distance from the Gower Peninsula - Britain's first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

We have an excellent pavilion / clubhouse in which we offer our members and visiting clubs meals as well as a well stocked bar and entertainment.

Visiting clubs are always welcome for friendly matches.

Similarly new members are welcomed. If you have never bowled before we have coaches on hand to assist. Come and visit the club; you are under no obligation to join. The club runs two open sessions per week, Spoons on Monday evenings (17.45 ), and Triples on Wednesday afternoons ( 14.15 )

Three Cliffs Bay shown alongside is just one example of the many picturesque and beautiful coves and beaches on the Gower Peninsula. Others include, Bracelet Bay, Limeslade Bay, Rotherslade and Langland Bays, Caswell Bay, Pwll Ddu, Oxwich and Rhossilli. The area is ideal for walkers with many public footpaths.