Answer: The objective of a player in lawn bowling is to roll their bowls as close as possible to the jack, while also trying to knock their opponents' bowls away from the jack.

Answer: The score in lawn bowling is calculated by counting the number of bowls that a player has closer to the jack than their opponent's closest bowl.

Answer: The target ball is called the "jack".

Answer: A draw shot in lawn bowling is a slow, deliberate shot that aims to get the bowl as close to the jack as possible. A drive shot, on the other hand, is a fast, powerful shot that aims to knock opponents' bowls away from the jack.

Answer: The maximum number of players on a lawn bowling team is four.

Answer: The area on which lawn bowling is played is called the "green".

Answer: The name of the shot in which a bowl is deliberately delivered to stop short of the target is a "blocker" or a "block shot".

Answer: The shot in which a bowl is delivered with extra force to try to move the jack or another bowl out of the way is called a "drive" or a "running shot".

Answer: 'The International Bowling Board' was formed in 1905 to regulate the sport of lawn bowling worldwide.

Answer: The score in lawn bowling is calculated by counting the number of bowls that a player has closer to the jack than their opponent's closest bowl. Each bowl counts as one point.

Answer: In most variations of lawn bowling, a bowl that touches the jack but does not displace it scores one point.

The oldest lawn bowling club in the UK is the Southampton Old Bowling Green, which was founded in 1299. It is believed to be the oldest continuously operating sports club in the world, and its members have been playing lawn bowling on the same site for over 700 years. The club is located in Southampton, a port city on the south coast of England.

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