The Club’s beginnings predate 1901. We were known then as the Mosman Recreation Club. Lawn bowls commenced with the completion of the greens in 1902 when the club was officially opened.
Membership was exclusively for men until the 70’s when the club expanded with the amalgamation of the Mosman Women’s Bowling Club. The Women’s club was originally titled Mosman Park.
Now we manage the club as a unified entity and all of our social bowls is mixed. This makes for a vibrant social environment enjoyed by all members.
Our recently refurbished clubhouse includes a generous hall, a commercial kitchen and bar, and an upstairs games and meeting room, all of which are open on bowling days and for other social occasions.
The greens are open Tuesday through Sunday for members, and on Wednesdays and Saturdays our staff serve tea and scones for our bowlers for a traditional (and famous) afternoon tea.
We welcome visitors for social bowls and are also pleased to hire our facilities for private functions, community and corporate events.
We specialise in large corporate events where bowls can be part of the team building activity, but there are always opportunities for other social events to be held at our club.
Our recently refurbished clubhouse includes a generous hall, a commercial kitchen and bar, and an upstairs games and meeting room, all of which are open on bowling days and for other social occasions.
The greens are open Tuesday through Sunday for members, and on Wednesdays and Saturdays our staff serve tea and scones for our bowlers for a traditional (and famous) afternoon tea.
We welcome visitors for social bowls.
Our Administration Office is open on Tuesdays and Wednesdays between 8:30am and 5pm, and on Fridays between 8:30am and 12:00pm.
Rhian is the Club’s Office Manager, and she will be happy to discuss any inquiry including bowls membership, social bowling, or coaching.
You can contact Rhian here.
Mosman Bowling Club
15 Belmont Road
MOSMAN NSW 2088
Mosman Bowling Club is situated about 150 metres from the Mosman Village shops and the bus stop on Military Road. It is next door to the Mosman Public School in Belmont Road.
Access is also available to the rear of the club from Gouldsbury Street via a gated pathway next to the school.
A couple of our members have compiled a supplement to the excellent publication “100 Years of Friendly Games” produced upon Ian Renton’s (Past President and Patron) initiative in 2002.
This supplement is reproduced below.
Mosman Bowling Club is affiliated with the following governing bodies:
