The term 'league' really means a social club: one whose main activity is tenpin bowling, not necessarily it's only one, but it's main one.

Leagues bowl every week on the same day, at the same time, so every member has a regular social occasion on their calendar.

League affairs are conducted by officers selected by the members, or by bowling centre management and staff. Leagues follow established rules, and can add their own when necessary.

A League organises its season so that every team plays every other team at least twice, according to a draw. In this manner, members get to know each other in the nicest possible way - by bowling together. At the end of each season, trophies, prizes, etc are handed out for a variety of awards to members, usually at a social evening.

League games are good value too, because when a member bowls three games in a team, it takes longer to bowl - up to three hours of interesting, participating activity for the cost of the games.

New members are always welcome in a League, after all, it means new friends for everybody. As all social leagues are handicapped, the lower the bowler's average game, the higher the handicap, so a team's competitive chances are not affected by adopting new members.

Finally, don't be worried if your average game is low - you will be surprised to find out how many current members have lower averages, and with just a bit of coaching, you will be amazed how quickly your game will improve.

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