The Pelican Waters Bowls Club is proud to welcome you to our Web site where you will find details of our Club, its history and up to date information about our
Club.

Try your hand at a game of lawn bowls, have a meal at our restaurant and enjoy a drink at our fully stocked bar.

We are open 5 days a week. Our Restaurant is open for lunch and Dinner Tuesday to Saturday..

Join us as a social member for only $5 and be part of our weekly raffles, members draws and have access to our bottle shop, play Keno or try your luck at our jackpot linked late model poker machines.

Club Keno terminals are located in the Main Bar with Monitors conveniently located throughout the Club.

Club Keno games include:

Keno - The Game:
Just match the numbers and you could win! In each Keno game, 20 numbers are drawn from a total of 80. Match your numbers for a chance to win! It's that simple!

Heads or Tails:
Want to double your money? Here's your chance! Pick Heads, Tails or Evens to win and you could double your cash

The management & Staff look forward to see YOU at YOUR Club!

Non members who may like to try a game of Lawn Bowls while visiting the Sunshine Coast are most welcome. . We have the greens, the bowls and the welcome - come and join us.

Monday .............No Bowls. Green keeper's day

Tuesday........... Men's Nominated Triples

Wednesday...... Ladies Day. 1p.m.

Thursday..........9a.m. &1p.m. Open Pairs (nominated)

Friday ...............Mufti Mixed Social

Saturday ..........Mufti Open Jackpot Pairs (nominated)

Sunday........... Mufti mixed Social

Games commence at 1p.m. Names accepted on entry Sheets or Phone 5492 1032 until 11a.m. Dress. whites of uniform unless otherwise stated

All are welcome. See Club calendar for further details

Where is Pelican Waters Bowls Club?

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Our History

The Pelican Waters Bowls Club, originally known as the Golden Beach Bowls Club, was formed in 1980 following the generous gifting of the freehold site for the establishment of the Club by the Henzell Family. The site at that time was virgin bush, described as “rugged, low lying and swampy but a willing group, including many would be bowlers, set about the task of raising money to establish the necessary infrastructure requirements.

A significant part of the funding came by way of generous donations and interest free loans and debenture arrangements with Club members. Members not only willingly volunteered their time to work to clear the site and establish a green but also participated in a very active fund raising program to help service the loans obtained by the Club for capital works.

In their spare time many members went off to West Caloundra Bowls Club to be coached in the “fine art”of the game of Lawn Bowls.

At 4:30am on the 12th January 1982, volunteers began planting the Tip Dwarf clippings which were to grow into the fine playing surface that we use today.

Following the erection of the Club house in March 1982, the first game on the Bevan Henzell green was played a month later on the 15th April. The 2nd green was opened for play in the following year and was named after Syd Lingard who was a major supporter of the Club in its early years.

The Club changed its name to The Pelican Waters Bowls Club in April 2002 in recognition of the fact that it was located on the boundary of the much larger new  Pelican Waters development.