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Sunday competitions

There are several one-day competitions scattered throughout the season in which Club members are matched against each other in a variety of formats.

Club Drawn Pairs

In 2025, this took place on Sunday 4 May; and was won by Tom Smith and Rob Furniss, beating Cathy Hopwood and David Hamilton 8-4 in the final - see separate news story.

Club Triples (Drummond Wolf Cup)

This trophy is named after H.M.C Drummond-Wolf, another former MP for the town.

The competition in 2025 took place on Sunday 25 May with the wining triple being Cathy Hopwood, Rob Furniss and David Hamilton, beating Linda Sturt, Gill Roberts and Dave Godfrey 5-2 in the final - see the news story.

Invitation Pairs

Bradley Memorial Trophy

Open to women bowlers within the Club, the Trophy matches entrants with the format being singles. The trophy is named in honour of Mrs. Bradley, first president of Andover Ladies.

Sid Butler Trophy

The counterpart to the Bradley Memorial Trophy, this competition is open to men bowlers in a singles format. Introduced in 1980, the cup is named after the Club president at the time.

George Hacking Memorial Trophy

This trophy is named after the father-in-law of current member and former Club president, David Hamilton, and has been competed for since 1992. This is now a 3 wood triple competition and the list for entry is on the Clubhouse noticeboard; please add your name to participate. These games are great fun and especially good for newer players to gain experience and meet other members. Newer players will be teamed with experienced players. The day usually starts around 9.30 and finishes around 3.30-4.00 pm. Cost is £3
entry fee for Club funds and we stop for a packed lunch in the middle of the day.