Join us for fun, fitness and friendly competition
The only thing missing is you!


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Lawn bowling is a fun, friendly sport. You’ll get some exercise for both your body and your mind. You’ll meet new people in a friendly, social atmosphere. And you can compete at whatever level best suits you—from social atmosphere in a game we call 4-3-2-1 to Canadian championships.

Our facility includes natural lawn bowling greens and an artificial surface, which gives one of the longest long bowling seasons in Ontario, April 1 to November 30.

We are located at 150 Beecroft Road, literally an oasis in the heart of North York. We have some on-site parking and we’re two short blocks from North York Centre subway stop.

We provide bowls and training so you can get started quickly. We can match you with a coach and you can polish your skills with our unique Skills & Drills program on Thursday evenings. Tuesday night is newbie night. We have games and leagues organized every day, including weekends, and our long weekend jitneys are always a lot of fun.

Our members are friendly. Everyone is there to help you become part of the Willowdale club in no time at all. We welcome everyone.

And once you become a member for only $180 per year (which includes a free on-site locker), you have access to the property virtually any time you wish, so you can practice your skills or set up games with others seven days a week. ​



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Where we're located
An oasis in the heart of North York


Congratulations to our provincial champions in 2024!

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After a gruelling two-day tournament August 10 and 11, Willowdale members Chrystal Shephard and Vince Donohoe came out victorious, winning the provincial mixed pairs title. It is the fourth time each of them has represented Ontario in mixed pairs and the first time they have taken the title together.

Thirty-two teams from across Ontario entered the tournament on day one, divided into eight pods of four. Each team played everyone else in their pod. The top two teams from each pod made it to the round of 16 on day two.

Chrystal and Vince placed second in their pod, but their game came together on day two as they logged scores of 22-9, 16-0, and 13-7.

Congratulations Chrystal and Vince!

The provincial championship plaque now hangs in our clubhouse until next year's tournament.