Bardon Bowls Club
At Bardon Bowls Club our aim is to make a special place for community and belonging, where everyone and anyone is welcomed as a local. The Bardon Bowls Club was founded in 1948. For over 70 years we have been a place where friends and family come together to relax and unwind.
Opening Hours
Thursday: 3pm - 8pm
Friday: 2pm - 10pm or later with functions
Saturday: 12pm - 10pm or later with functions
Sunday: 12pm - 8pm
Facilities
Bowls
Bar
Function areas inside and out
Pool Table
Committee Members
Trevor Worth
Erica Gray
Gary Walker
Andrew Jackson
Kevin Prior
Helen Worth
David McMeniman
Trevor Worth, Volunteer President
As the new President, I am providing a little more about me than you may expect in a profile due to the community club volunteer role it is, along with the particular challenges the club faces.
I have lived on Stephenson St overlooking the Bowls Club since 2007 with my wife and our 3 kids and you might see us at the bowls club, Bowman’s or other local parks with our children & golden retriever.
My background is in running travel businesses since 1991, specializing in turnaround management of loss making & deteriorating companies, or developing early stage brands into profit.
Our last family business was sold to RACQ, who I then joined as an Executive Manager for 4 years. This gave me insight into not-for-profit, largely tax free clubs (albeit big ones!) that make profits to support continual improvement.
During 2011 I had Hodgkin Lymphoma, recovered to complete remission and my wonderful wife Helen held a Yoga For Lymphoma fundraiser. I was asked to join the Lymphoma Australia volunteer board including its Treasurer in part, which I did for 3 years.
As a change of lifestyle following such an experience and since welcoming our 3 beautiful children into the world, I am now the owner/manager of our local family travel agency business Artisan Holidays, which enables me to provide everyday support for the bowls club.
So I am putting all my experience into helping the Bardon Bowls Club recover from its debt, engage with the community and ensure it thrives as a local hub for years to come.
Trevor
