Sadly, lawn bowls is not an Olympic sport. But it is played in the commonwealth games.
the entire playing surface is called a green which is divided up into playing areas called rinks
I couldn't find what you were specifically looking for--a crocheted lawn bowl bag? Am I right? I'm not sure exactly what you were requesting, as I never found something which explained what you meant by "cover."
The best I could do, was to come up with the idea to use a crocheted bag. So, I have attached links to various free patterns.
If you are wanting something to put a single bowl into--like a ball-shaped cover for an individual bowl, I have also attached links to ball patterns. Just modify the ball shape to have a closing--something like a draw-string for the top, or a button-closure for the middle of the ball shape, to give you a couple of ideas.
Lawn Bowling is different from the US term "bowling." In lawn bowling, players stand on a green and roll palm sized balls towards a jack or kitty rather than down a lane towards pins such as in tenpin bowling. See related links below.
no, im 16 and me and my cousins get the lawn bowls and play inside and try to curve them around the corners of our house to the target. It is the only sport old people can play but dont be fooled. there way better then you are
heat stroke, and the stress of the game is dangerous. also if played in bad weather could be even more dangerous.
No. A simple google image search would have answered this question for you.
It depends on how the heads up scoring is setup. If you are just bowling heads up, then total pin count is all that is important, this would be scratch. If you are bowling with handicap, you take the total scratch pin count and add handicap, the higher score wins. If you are bowling in the Peterson System, with a per game point system, then the person with the most points at the end would be the victor.