Club Internal Competitions

2026 Ladies Champion - Charmaine Dempsey, Mens Champion - Roger Quick

Internal Club Competition Dates for 2026

Open to all members who, prior to playing in the first round of a competition, have been accepted as full members having
a) Paid the current club subscription
b) Not entered other clubs outdoor competitions for the current year, other than Open Competitions.
c) If for any reason at the start of (or during) the season a member finds they will not be available for Finals Weekend, they must not enter or, alternatively must withdraw immediately from any club competition listed below.
d) Entries must be received no later than 2 weeks after Regtistration Day ("Signing on Day" - 22 March 2026). Anyone wishing to enter after this date will be placed on a waiting list. Then, if any entrant pulls out of a competition(s) the Competition Secretary will offer the vacant draw spot to the first person on the waiting list.
e) The draw for competitions will be made by a quorum of 5 members consisting of mens/ladies - President/vice president, captain, vice-captain, competition secretary and players rep.

2026 Club Finals -  19 & 20 September *

* In exceptional circumstances Monday 21 September may be used

Presentations to all the competition winners will be Monday 21 September at 6pm

Mens

  • Mens Championship - singles - 4 bowls, 21 shots
    Open to all men
    2026 won by Roger Quick, runner up Gary Cunningham
  • Mens Two Wood - singles - 2 bowls, 21 ends
    Open to all men
    2026 won by Darren Patch, runner up Allan Corbett
  • Mens Pairs - 4 bowls, 21 ends - handicapped
    Choose your partner
    Calculate the handicap by adding the two handicaps and dividing by two. If there is a 1/2 go to the lowest number (i.e. 7 + 2 = 9 divided by 2 = 4 1/2 = 4). The difference in the handicap of the players is added, after the first end, to the score of the players with the lowest handicap.
    2026 won by Andy Coles & Roger Quick, runners up Julian Brown & Tony Westren
  • Don Stanton Cup - singles, Fixed jack, 2 bowls, 16 ends
    Saturday 22 August - 10.00 start
    To be played as a normal competition. Short jack is 23m from the front edge of mat & long jack is 36m from front end of the mat, both indicated by T pegs, with the mat positioned with the front edge level with the 2m mark of the rink
    2026 won by Dave Wynne, runner up Roger Quick, third place Andy Taylor. Top lady player Lynda Barr, second Katy Taylor, third Louise Carman

Ladies

  • Ladies Championship - singles - 4 bowls, 21 shots
    Open to all ladies
    2026 won by Charmaine Dempsey, runner up Lynda Bowcutt
  • Ladies Two Wood - singles - 2 bowls, 21 ends
    Open to all ladies
    2026 won by Katy Taylor, runner up Marion Pawsey
  • Ladies Pairs - 4 bowls, 21 ends - handicapped
    Choose your partner
    Calculate the handicap by adding the two handicaps and dividing by two. If there is a 1/2 go to the lowest number (i.e. 7 + 2 = 9 divided by 2 = 4 1/2 = 4). The difference in the handicap of the players is added, after the first end, to the score of the players with the lowest handicap.
    2026 won by Katy Taylor & Louise Carman, runners up Marion Pawsey & Janet Brailey
  • Doris Payne - singles. A Fixed jack competition, 2 bowls, 16 ends & scoring 4, 3, 2, 1. Short jack is 23m from the front edge of mat & long jack is 36m from front end of the mat, both indicated by T pegs, with the mat positioned with the front edge level with the 2m mark of the rink
    2026 won by Katy Taylor, runner up Sally Coles (84-76)
  • Phyl Hammon Rose Bowl - singles - 3 bowls, 15 ends
    Open to all ladies
    2026 won by Katy Taylor, runner up Pauline Wynne

Mixed

  • Presidents Shield - singles - 4 bowls, 21 shots
    Open to all members, no handicap
    (losers of the 1st round will automatically be entered into the Presidents Plate)
    2026 won by Roger Quick, runner up Darren Patch
  • Presidents Plate - singles - 4 bowls, 21 shots
    Open to all members, no handicap
    2026 won by Andy Evans, runner up Louise Carman
  • Mixed Novice - singles - 4 bowls, 21 shots
    Open to anyone who has not won at Ashcombe or elsewhere and have been a playing member for no more than 3 years at the start of the season
    2026 won by Tony Barrett, runner up Tony Westren
  • Mixed Veterans - singles - 4 bowls, 21 shots
    Open to Full Members over the age of 65 at the start of the season. 
    2026 won by Allan Corbett, runner up Tony Barrett
  • Mixed Handicap - singles - 4 bowls, 21 shots - handicapped
    Open to men and women
    2026 won by Roger Quick, runner up Andy Taylor
  • Mixed Pairs - 3 bowls, 21 ends - handicapped
    Choose your partner (opposite gender) when you enter on signing on day. If you do not have a partner then the Competition Secretary will allocate a partner for you.
    Calculate the handicap by adding the two handicaps and dividing by two. If there is a 1/2 go to the lowest number (i.e. 7 + 2 = 9 divided by 2 = 4 1/2 = 4). The difference in the handicap of the players is added, after the first end, to the score of the players with the lowest handicap.
    2026 won by Andy & Katy Taylor, runners up Andy & Sally Coles
  • Mixed Triples - 3 bowls, 18 ends - handicapped
    Choose your team (2 ladies & 1 man or 2 men & 1 lady or 3 persons of the same gender)
    Calculate the handicap by adding the three handicaps together and dividing by three. If there is a 1/2 go to the lowest number (i.e. 7 + 2 + 4 = 13 divided by 3 = 4.333 = 4). The difference in the handicap of the players is added, after the first end, to the score of the players with the lowest handicap.
    2026 won by Andy & Katy Taylor & Andy Evans, runners up Andy Coles, Tony Westren & Martyn West
  • Wednesday Night Triples (Roger Cox Trophy) - 3 bowls - handicapped
    Minimum of 12 ends (otherwise agreed between teams). Maximum of 5 players per team. Reserves very welcome, please register as such
    2026 won by Guys and Doll - Martyn West, Louise Carman, Allan Corbett -being presented by Vice President Alan Newell & President Jackie Cornford (other team members were Denis Carr & Nigel Walker)
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