Fairfield Bowling Club
One natural green, clubhouse with kitchen, licensed bar, BBQ, EFTPOS, defibrillator, wheelchair access. History: Green site from Martin Estate bequest 1905; laid 1906-1907 by miners; clubhouse opened 1954.
The Fairfield Bowling Club Story
Fairfield Bowling Club provides a warm and social setting where people in Dunedin come together to enjoy bowls and build lasting friendships. The club focuses on creating a relaxed atmosphere that suits both casual players and those looking for regular games. Members appreciate the sense of community that grows around the natural green, making it easy to feel at home whether you are visiting for the first time or returning for another season.
About the Venue
Situated in Fairfield, Dunedin, the club sits within Otago’s established sporting community. It offers one natural green along with a clubhouse that includes a kitchen, licensed bar and BBQ area. Practical features such as EFTPOS, a defibrillator and wheelchair access support comfortable visits for everyone. The site itself carries local history, with the green location originating from a 1905 bequest and the turf laid by miners between 1906 and 1907. The clubhouse opened in 1954, adding to the club’s longstanding presence in the region.
Meet Fairfield Bowling Club
- One natural bowling green
- Clubhouse with kitchen, licensed bar and BBQ facilities
- EFTPOS, defibrillator and wheelchair access available
- Green site from 1905 Martin Estate bequest
- Green laid 1906–1907 by local miners
- Clubhouse opened in 1954
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