Definition
Lawn bowling is a sport where players roll biased balls (called bowls) towards a smaller ball called a "jack" or "kitty." The goal is to get your bowls closer to the jack than your opponent's. It's like curling, but on grass and without the ice-sweeping drama. Think of it as a chill, strategic version of bowling, but outdoors. The bias on the bowls causes them to curve as they roll, adding a layer of strategy. It's a game of precision and finesse, not brute strength.