In most Senior Lawn Bowls competitions, the minimum age requirement is 55 years.

Lawn Bowls originated in Scotland during the 13th century.

The standard length of a Lawn Bowls rink is 36 meters (120 feet).

A Lawn Bowls team typically consists of four players.

The objective of the game in Lawn Bowls is to score points by rolling the bowls closest to the jack.

The small white ball that is the target in Lawn Bowls is called the jack.

The technique used to roll the bowls in Lawn Bowls is called bowling.

Australia has won the most medals in Lawn Bowls at the Commonwealth Games.

The annual international Lawn Bowls tournament held in Scotland is called the British Open Bowls Championship.

A bowl that is rolled too hard and goes beyond the jack is called an overrun.

A bowl that is rolled too softly and does not reach the jack is called an under-run.

The official governing body for Lawn Bowls is World Bowls.

The first World Bowls Championship was hosted by Scotland in 1966.

The annual international Lawn Bowls tournament held in Australia is called the Australian Open Bowls Championship.

The annual international Lawn Bowls tournament held in New Zealand is called the New Zealand Open Bowls Championship.