The club two fours is one of the events at the annual Bowls England National Championships.[1][2]

Past winners

Year County Champions County Runners-up Score Ref
1973NorthumberlandAngusKentSandwichUnknown
1974WorcestershireBrotherhoodGloucestershireWingetUnknown
1975YorkshireGuisborough K.G.V.WarwickshireStoke (Coventry)Unknown
1976WiltshireMalmesburyLeicestershireBelgrave44-34
1977DevonExoniaCounty DurhamRoker MarineUnknown
1978DevonPlymouth HoeWarwickshireStoke (Coventry)Unknown
1979County DurhamEldon GroveWarwickshireStoke (Coventry)Unknown
1980BuckinghamshireCheshamKentBexleyheath Cons.48-39
1981HampshireBanister ParkSomersetBristolUnknown
1982SomersetBurnham On SeaSomersetBristolUnknown
1983WarwickshireG.E.C. WillansSuffolkMarlboroughUnknown
1984County DurhamView Lane ParkSomersetKnowle47-36
1985NorfolkWymondham DellDevonPlymouth Sir Francis Drake43-30
1986SuffolkMarlboroughBerkshireWindsor & Eton39-34
1987WarwickshireStoke (Coventry)DevonPlymouth North Down36-32
1988County DurhamView Lane ParkHampshireSouthsea Waverley50-23
1989NottinghamshireG.P.T.SuffolkMarlborough45-35
1990LancashireBoltonKentBlackheath & Greenwich38-36
1991EssexLiberty of HaveringHuntingdonshireBelvedere40-22
1992NottinghamshireChurch WarsopWarwickshireErdington Court35-34
1993KentBlackheath & GreenwichHampshireBournemouth44-36
1994SomersetBathLancashireBolton51-26
1995SomersetBristolLancashireBolton41-40
1996WorcestershireBank House HotelEssexPegasus42-24
1997NorthamptonshireDesborough TownEssexLiberty of Havering32-31
1998SuffolkMarlboroughCumbriaWigton47-29
1999BuckinghamshireGerrards CrossKentBlackheath & Greenwich33-30
2000NorthamptonshireDesborough TownEssexLiberty of Havering47-39[3]
2001OxfordshireBanbury BoroughBuckinghamshireMarlow46-30
2002LincolnshireCleethorpesSomersetBristol41-33
2003OxfordshireBanbury BoroughNorthamptonshireKingsthorpe43-34
2004KentSandwichLeicestershireShepshed Town42-23
2005CornwallCarnon DownsCumbriaWigton36-33
2006NottinghamshireCavaliersCornwallCarnon Downs39-37
2007CornwallSt AustellSurreyCroydon39-31
2008HuntingdonshireWhite Hart WarboysSurreyEgham40-22
2009DevonShaldonNorthumberlandGosforth37-30
2010CornwallSt AustellEssexEssex County40-34
2011County DurhamDarlington Railway AthleticDevonShaldon39-38
2012HertfordshireGarstonSomersetIlminster37-33
2013WorcestershireWorcesterSuffolkFelixstowe & Suffolk48-32
2014KentSandwichEssexEssex County43–27
2015CambridgeshireNewmarket AvenueCounty DurhaDarlington Railway Athletic38–23
2016DevonKingsSurreyWeybridge39–38
2017DevonKingsMiddlesexPoplar39–31
2018BuckinghamshireGerrards CrossHertfordshireBuntingford44–20
2019WiltshireRoyal Wootton BassettDevonKings40–39[4]
2020 No competition due to COVID-19 pandemic[5]
2021BerkshireReadingLincolnshireBurton House28–22[6]
2022DurhamSilksworthHuntingdonshireBrampton32–31[7]
2023Isle of WightShanklinLeicestershireNew Lount34–31[8]

References

  1. ↑ "Past Records". Bowls England.
  2. ↑ "Two Four winners". Bowls England.
  3. ↑ "'For the Record'". The Times. 21 August 2000. p. 37. Retrieved 23 August 2023 – via The Times Digital Archive.
  4. ↑ "2019 Two Four winners" (PDF). Bowls England.
  5. ↑ "Plans for 2020 in Response to Coronavirus Outbreak". Bowls England.
  6. ↑ "Top Club". Bowls England. Retrieved 20 September 2021.
  7. ↑ "2022 National Championships". Bowls England. Retrieved 3 September 2022.
  8. ↑ "2023 National Championships Men's Club Two Fours". Bowls England. Retrieved 13 August 2023.
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