Crown Green Bowling

A player rolls the small white jack out onto the green to set the target for the end.

Players take turns rolling their biased bowls, aiming to curve them around the sloped crown of the green toward the jack.

The bowl's bias makes it curve rather than run straight, so players must judge the green's slope with every roll.

Once all bowls are played, the bowl nearest the jack scores a point for its owner, plus one more point for each of their bowls closer than the opponent's nearest.

Players move to a fresh position on the green and repeat for the next end until an agreed score is reached.