More wiltshire short mat bowling association is the recognised governing body for the sport of short mat bowls in the county of wiltshire.
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Wiltshire short mat bowling association is the recognised governing body for the sport of short mat bowls.
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There are facilities to play short mat bowls at both springwood leisure centre and derby arena.
Short mat bowls short mat bowls is suitable to play year round as it is an indoor sport.
Location whitwell community centre.
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There are four different formats of the game recognised flat green outdoor flat green indoor crown green and short mat so there are plenty of opportunities for you to give it a go.
Wiltshire short mat bowling association was formed in 1999 to encourage support and administer the playing of short mat bowls in the co unty.
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The wsmba is affiliated to the english short mat bowling association who govern the sport at national level.
During the wi nter season we organise county fours leagues in three geographically based areas north central and south wiltshire.
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The english short mat bowling association from humble beginnings to the national governing body the origins of english short mat bowling association rumours have it that the sport was first played in wales by two south africans who came to work in the area.
