Shropshire Crown Green Bowls Association

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Best Kept Green Competition Results

The team that looked after the bowling green voted the best in Shropshire in the driest of summers has been officially honoured.

Wrockwardine Wood head greenkeeper Tony Garmson and his assistants received the trophy from representatives of competition sponsors Dennis-Sisis at a special ceremony at the Telford club.

The award-winning No.1 green has seen loads of action in recent weeks with the Mid Shropshire Champion of Champions, part one of the Shropshire Champion of Champions and also Bandit Bowls winter events.

Meole Brace took the runners-up prize in the Shropshire Crown Green Bowling Association promotion with last year’s winners Edgmond in third place.

And small south Shropshire club Clun, who have a team in the Marches League, receive the most improve green award.

Written by Press Relations Officer Malcolm Fletcher.

Andrew Duckworth of Clun receives the most improved green award from Stuart Yarwood of DLF Seeds, Alison Pickering of Dennis UK SISIS and County President Andrew Jones.
Shirley Hadley from Edgmond receives the 3rd place award from Stuart Yarwood of DLF Seeds, Alison Pickering of Dennis UK SISIS and County President Andrew Jones.
Mark Thomas of Meole Brace receives the 2nd place award from Stuart Yarwood of DLF Seeds, Alison Pickering of Dennis UK SISIS and County President Andrew Jones.
Tony Garmson of Wrockwardine Wood receives the best kept green in Shropshire award from Stuart Yarwood of DLF Seeds, Alison Pickering of Dennis UK SISIS and County President Andrew Jones.
The Wrockwardine Wood quartet of Phil Furniss, Josh Cotton, Tony Garmson and Roger Cotton.
The Wrockwardine Wood No.1 Green that was the best kept green in Shropshire.