Reply With QuoteIn practice, a bowler will require a range of bowls clothing items in order to meet these variations in dress code requirements. Great thread!
Well... I suppose if you have the legs for it. But the crinoline might get in the way of a good arm swing...
In practice, a bowler will require a range of bowls clothing items in order to meet these variations in dress code requirements. Great thread!
LOL copy/paste is from:Originally Posted by JohnnyG
http://www.bowlsworld.co.uk/bowls-clothing.html
that's lawn bowls.
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"In practice, a bowler will require a range of bowls clothing items in order to meet these variations in dress code requirements.
Most bowlers will possess a minimum of two pairs of trousers and/or skirts, one white and one grey. Ladies involved in competitions are likely to have at least two skirts and two pairs of trousers."
Last edited by bowl1820; 07-14-2014 at 07:39 PM.
Right handed Stroker, high track ,about 13 degree axis tilt. PAP is located 5 9/16” over 1 3/4” up.Speed ave. about 14 mph at the pins. Medium rev’s.High Game 300, High series 798
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There are two leagues in tulsa that I know of that has a dress code and both arecompwtative scratch
the classic traveling league requires a collared shirt
and the masters traveling league requires slacks and collared shirts in either there is a fine if you break the dress code
Yeah, but who doesn't love a polo shirt and a pair of Dockers?
shorts gotta be able to bend those knees
Nobody wants to see me wear shorts.
Oh, the humanity!
Shorts and a light t-shirt.
Never bowled in shorts. Ever. Ok, maybe when I was a kid. But since beginning to bowl seriously, I've always worn jeans and a polo or T-shirt.
I only bowl in a graphic tee that looks like a tuxedo so I can look classy but at the same time let everyone know I like to party
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