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About The Game
Lawn bowls is played on a rectangular section of grass
called a “rink.” One to four players form opposing teams
and alternate rolling their bowls toward a small white ball
(the “jack”) at the far end of the rink.
After all bowls are rolled in one direction, a team scores
one point for each of its bowls that end up closer to the
jack than the opponent’s closest bowl.
The bowls are not spherical. One side is slightly
flattened, which causes the bowl to curve as it slows
down and that’s where it gets challenging.
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