Our take on the Balcomb aka North Regional

watching the demise of bowls….. or are we entering a new era…… a Dalrington spin on things

During the summer everyone no doubt will have caught some live streaming from Leamington where and our age old frustration was again highlighted. Our conclusion – the problem with streaming is “the competitors”, never mind the constant battles with getting a decent wi-fi signal or the fingers crossed it doesn’t rain or even worse still

Like buses two come along at the same time and following my recent blog I wanted to get down in writing some of my thoughts after a great couple of weekends. To think where we have come from having started as a passing conversation from Richie asking if I would be interested in doing a

Hi all and welcome to another Boltys Blog. It has been a while but hopefully better late than never. After a weekend playing in the PBA qualifiers at Lincoln for the World Championships I thought it was about time for a blog and my development weekend away with Alex Marshall MBE was the ideal topic

In our latest podcast a point was raised regarding the lack of publicity provided on the BBC website for the World Championships. Bearing in mind this was being shown live on the channel it would not be speaking out of turn to expect the daily results or a daily report to be available for anyone

The definition of change is – to make the form, nature, content, future course, etc., of (something) different from what it is or from what it would be if left alone:to change one’s name;to change one’s opinion;to change the course of history. The thought of change fills most bowlers of a certain era with dread,

I recently had the privilege to represent England down in Brisbane, Australia and wanted to share with you some of the experiences I had whilst there and try to answer a few of the questions I have had since returning from friends and players wanting to know what it is like. My answer to most

In all sports there are players that excel at what they do and are not only gifted but have that special something that make them winners. I am lucky to have lived through an era where I have watched the likes of Steve Davis and Stephen Hendry (snooker), Tiger Woods (golf), Phil Taylor (darts), Roger