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Welcome to your new-look Haywards Heath & Beech Hurst website

New season; new look… and new faces in key places.

Take a look at what’s new.

This website is for you, the club's members - and for people interested in bowls or who would like to find out more.

Find out more about our coaches - click on photo

Not quite a washout

Congratulations and thanks to the hardy souls from the club who hosted our second open day of the season in wet and windy conditions on Saturday.

And perhaps even bigger congratulations to those brave people who still turned up, despite the dire weather forecast.

Around half a dozen people enjoyed some time on the green - and tuition from our three coaches, Anne, Jill and Bob - and rumour has it we already have a new recruit as a result.

The open days are a great way of introducing the curious and the doubtful to the game - many of us joined as a result of trying it out on our green.

And we haven't been blessed with the greatest of weather at either of our events this summer - although both went ahead and our numbers boosted as a result.

You don't have to wait until next year's open days if you want to find out more. Anyone interested in joining is most welcome to contact us for more information and a chance to try it out with one of our coaching team.

Select Become a Member from the links at the top of the page and complete the form. We'll get back to you as soon as we can.

Big performances on big day of competitive bowls (Photo: Dorothy Glasby)

More competition dates

After the drama of last month, there are more competitive matches coming up at Beech Hurst.

On Thursday, June 11, Basil captains a men's four in the Edward Rowland Cup against Hove & Kingsway.

And on the following Sunday, two teams from the club take on Felbridge in the first round of the Tom Francis competition, run by the Mid Sussex Bowls League.

The match is played on a home-and-away basis - both games starting at 10am - with the winner determined by the aggregate score of the two.

Neville will skip our team at Beech Hurst while Anne takes her four at Felbridge.

If the weather holds, we would welcome your support at all or any of the games.

Our league fixtures and results can be seen on our Fixtures and Results page, along with details of our friendlies.

For news of our external cup competitions, click on the Fixtures and Results dropdown menu and select External Competitions.

Congratulations to the 2026 David Johns Trophy winners. Click on photo for report and results

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The entire website can be navigated from this homepage.

This area will keep you updated on news and developments at the club, all of which can be found by clicking the News link at the top of each page or any of the articles on the right-hand side.