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Ten Pin Bowling

Sydney Rams

Mascot

New South Wales

· Established 1983

About the club

Sydney Rams Ten Pin Bowling Club is the perfect place to roll some strikes and make lasting connections in Sydney’s LGBTQI+ community. Established in 1983, our league offers both competitive bowling and a vibrant social scene. Beyond our weekly bowling sessions, we organise exciting events such as annual picnics, bus trips, and our renowned bingo night, where the proceeds go to charity.

Our handicap league ensures a fair playing field for everyone, from seasoned bowlers to beginners. We believe in fostering inclusivity and providing a welcoming space for all individuals, regardless of gender or sexuality. Join us for a memorable season of fun, camaraderie, and thrilling bowling action. Don’t miss out on our fabulous “presentation night” to celebrate our achievements together.

Membership

Level

Beginner

Tags

CompetitiveSocial / Recreational

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Where they play

Manhattan Superbowl

Gardeners Road

Mascot

NSW

2020

Traditional Country: Gadigal

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