Why Bowls’ Place at the Commonwealth Games Matters…
Why Bowls’ Place at the Commonwealth Games Matters
Every four years, bowls reaches audiences that national competitions simply can’t. It introduces new fans to our sport, inspires future players, coaches, officials and volunteers, and gives nations of all sizes the opportunity to compete on one of the world’s biggest sporting stages. With Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games getting underway later this week, it’s worth reflecting on why bowls’ place in the Commonwealth Games matters, not just for those competing, but for the future growth of our sport around the world.