This Australia day The West Toowong Bowls Club will be home to live music from The Basementalists, performing loads of Aussie Classics, with an array of guest performers starting at 2pm.
Book a game of Barefoot Bowls, Enjoy some cold drinks, live music, and good food with the Bistro On Bywong open and serving up burgers and snacks
between 1pm – 4pm.
Hope to see you there!
She’s been holding not just our drinks but ourselves up as well for nearly 20 years now, she’s always done right by us, so we’d better do right by her.
As such we’ll be starting off 2025 by giving our beloved bar a much needed facelift!
Sadly, this means that we will have to close for 3 days while work is undertaken.
The Club will therefore be Closed from Monday 13th January
until
Thursday 16th January
While the refurbishments take place.
But don’t fret, come Thursday the 16th we’ll be back in action, and so will our bar!
There’s even a friendly competition between a few of the locals, about who will be first to savour a beer at the freshly refurbished bar.
Whoever it is, they’d better be sure to settle in for some thorough testing…you know…for quality assurance purposes. 😉
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Everyone deserves a break over Christmas, wouldn’t you agree?
As such we’ll be closing briefly over Christmas, so our beloved staff may have time to relax, recharge and celebrate Christmas too!
The West Toowong Bowls Club will be Closed from 7pm Christmas Eve.
We will be Reopening for the New Year on Friday 3rd January 2025.
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The Bistro on Bywong will be Closed from Saturday 21 December
And reopening for the new year on Friday 17 January 2025.
(BYO food welcome during this period)
From all of us at the West Toowong Bowls Club,
We wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas
and a Happy and Prosperous New Year!
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The old stags beat the young bucks today in the semi-final of the Triples.
Congratulations to Bill Pacey, Barrie Page and Hilton Deeth who won against Steve Donges, Jamie Bell and Tim Walsh.
Bring on the final against Richard Goldsworthy, Kerry Lonergan and Gil Stream!
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Today saw an exceptional game in the Mixed Pairs Final at West Toowong Bowls Club, where bowlers and spectators alike were treated to a dramatic showdown.
For the first time in club history, the Mixed Pairs title was claimed by a father-daughter duo, Dave and Molly Gilbert, who emerged victorious in a tightly contested match against the formidable team of Bill Pacey and Jen Lipczynski.
The match was nail-biting from start to finish, showcasing the high level of talent at West Toowong Bowls Club.
The final score was 19-17, with Dave and Molly clinching the win on the last end, a testament to their skill and determination under pressure.
Congratulations to Dave and Molly on their historic win, and a round of applause for Bill and Jen, who played an outstanding game.
Matches like these highlight the excitement and camaraderie that make West Toowong Bowls Club a top destination for community and lawn bowls enthusiasts in Brisbane.
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In an exciting match at West Toowong, Jamie Bell claimed the Novice Singles Championship title, showcasing impressive skill and determination in his game against Jef Cummings.
Jamie secured the win with a final score of 25-13, marking an outstanding performance that has earned him recognition as one of the club’s rising stars.
This victory is a significant milestone for Jamie, who has quickly made his mark here at West Toowong. Congratulations to Jamie on his well-deserved title as Novice Singles Champion, and a big commendation to Jef for his competitive play.
We’re excited to see more from Jamie as he continues to grow and excel in his lawn bowls career!
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Congratulations to our club members Bill Pacey, Barrie Page, and Hilton Deeth, who have secured a spot in the Triples Semi-Final.
In a well-fought Quarter-Final match, they claimed victory against fellow members Jim Walker, Ros Walker, and Jen Lipczynski.
Bill’s strong play helped lead the team to their well-earned win, and the trio now look forward to the semi-finals.
Well done to both teams, and best of luck to Bill, Barrie, and Hilton as they continue their run in our club’s lawn bowls championship here in Brisbane’s beautiful West Toowong.
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A big congratulations to Dave Ravlich, who claimed the title of Open B Singles Champion at West Toowong Bowls Club with a 25-13 win over Jim Walker.
Jim made a strong comeback towards the end, keeping the pressure on and making Dave work for those final points.
Both players put on a fantastic game, showcasing the competitive spirit and skill that make our in-house lawn bowls events so exciting.
It’s bittersweet, though, as we’ll be saying farewell to Dave next year as he heads West.
Best of luck to him in WA, and congratulations again on a well-deserved win!
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Our father daughter duo did it again!
Dave and Molly Gilbert won against Chris Thomson and Hazel Burgess.
22-18.
The dynamic duo play Jen Lipczynski and Bill Pacey in the mixed pairs final.
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Our new herb garden is shaping up quite well, transforming into a vibrant oasis of greenery right in our backyard.
We’re excited to see how quickly Luke from Bistro On Bywong will be able to cultivate his own selection of fresh herbs and vegetables, adding even more flavor and variety to his culinary creations.
This project has truly been a community effort, and we want to extend a heartfelt thanks to Michael Berkman, the Greens MP for Maiwar, whose generous grant made it possible for us to purchase high-quality garden soil and mulch.
These essential materials are crucial for establishing a healthy and thriving garden.
Additionally, we owe a big shoutout to our dedicated volunteer, Ian Plowman, whose ingenuity and hard work led to the creation of a possum-proof cover for the garden.
This thoughtful design will help protect our plants from any pesky intruders, ensuring that they have the best chance to flourish.
Together, we are building something special that will not only enhance our local environment but also support sustainable practices in our community.
We can’t wait to see how the garden grows and to share its bounty with everyone!
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