Bowls Club Digital

ABOUT ROB & BOWLS CLUB DIGITAL

Built by a Hampshire bowler who wants bowls clubs everywhere to thrive.

Rob has bowled in Hampshire for more than 16 years. At 36, he started Bowls Club Digital to help clubs around the world become easier to find, easier to join and easier for volunteers to run—while keeping the community spirit that makes bowls special.

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Rob Crook at a bowls venue in Leamington
At the heart of club sport.
Rob Crook delivering a bowl on the green
A bowler building for bowlers.

DESIGNED AROUND YOUR CLUB

What this could include

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Over 16 years in Hampshire bowls

Rob builds specifically for the day-to-day needs of lawn bowls clubs.

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A worldwide focus on helping bowls clubs

Information is written and arranged for real members and volunteers, not generic software demos.

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A practical focus on membership growth

A welcoming public website can sit alongside useful club administration tools.

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Public websites and private systems

The aim is to help clubs grow membership while leaving volunteers with a system they understand and can use.

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Clear training and support

WHY THIS EXISTS

Created by a current bowler who cares where the sport is going.

I am a current bowler who loves the community around the game and wants to help clubs keep moving forward. Many clubs rely on committed volunteers, but important information can be scattered across noticeboards, email chains and old websites. Bowls Club Digital is about giving clubs practical tools that make life easier today and help them stay welcoming, visible and sustainable for the future.

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THE PRINCIPLE

Help bowls clubs move forward while keeping their community at the heart of it.

Clear for members. Practical for volunteers. Built for the future of bowls.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Useful answers before you speak to us.

What is included in a club website? +

A typical club website includes a welcoming home page, membership and contact information, fixtures, events, news, galleries and clear routes for visitors to get involved. It can also connect to a Members Zone, online booking and practical club-management tools.

Do you build websites for sports clubs? +

Yes. Bowls Club Digital specialises in lawn bowls clubs and can also shape the same clear, volunteer-friendly approach for other sports and community clubs.

Can a club website include online booking? +

Yes. A tailored booking system can show availability, handle multiple rinks or spaces and follow the booking windows and rules your club chooses.

Can our volunteers update the site? +

Yes. The build can be arranged so authorised volunteers can update relevant content, upload documents and manage the parts of the system your club chooses.

Can we use our own club photos? +

Yes. Your club’s own photos can help make the website feel welcoming, genuine and recognisable. Only provide images your club has permission to use.

How much does a club website cost? +

The Essential website package starts at £200 set-up and £150 per year. Club Hub and Complete packages add Members Zone, booking and administration features; the Pricing page shows the current options.

Do we need every website feature immediately? +

No. Clubs can start with a strong public website and add a Members Zone, booking or administration tools when they are ready.

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