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World Bowls President Brett O’Riley joins us again for a massive update on the global game.
In this episode, Brett chats about the ongoing push to get bowls into the Brisbane 2032 Olympics, the rapid growth of World Bowls member nations, the importance of para bowls, and why data, AI and better digital systems could play a huge role in the future of the sport.
We also discuss the World Bowls Hall of Fame inductees, the World Bowls Series, new events including the Northern Rivers Open and World Bowls Prime, the growth of bowls in countries like Turkey, India and Brazil, and the World Indoor Championships at Ocean Grove.
This is a big-picture episode about where bowls is heading and why the sport might be in a stronger position than many people realise.
We dive into:
🏆 The Bowls Academy
Unlock Your Bowls Potential. Play With Confidence
👉 https://www.thebowlsacademy.com
🎽 SSA (StarSub Apparel)
Australian-made custom apparel for clubs, teams, and events.
👉 https://www.starsub.com.au
Follow on Instagram: @starsubapparel
🏟️ MakMax Australia
The leaders in architectural shade and canopy structures — including iconic bowling club canopies across Australia.
👉 https://www.makmax.com.au
Bowling Canopies: https://www.makmax.com.au/projects/bowling-club-canopies
🚗 Newcastle Car & Truck Rental
Locally owned and operated, providing affordable and reliable vehicle hire for individuals and businesses.
👉 https://www.newcastlecarrental.com.au
Got a question, topic idea, or want to get involved in the show? We’d love to hear from you!
📩 Simon Lyttle – [email protected]
📩 DJ – [email protected]
Explore our full range of coaching content, blogs, and gear:
🌐 https://www.thebowlsacademy.com
🛒 https://shop.thebowlsacademy.com
If you enjoy What a Load of Bowls:
⭐ Rate and review us on Spotify or Apple Podcasts
📢 Share the episode with your teammates and bowling friends
💌 Send us an email or tag us with your feedback — we might read it on the next episode!
By DJ & SimonWorld Bowls President Brett O’Riley joins us again for a massive update on the global game.
In this episode, Brett chats about the ongoing push to get bowls into the Brisbane 2032 Olympics, the rapid growth of World Bowls member nations, the importance of para bowls, and why data, AI and better digital systems could play a huge role in the future of the sport.
We also discuss the World Bowls Hall of Fame inductees, the World Bowls Series, new events including the Northern Rivers Open and World Bowls Prime, the growth of bowls in countries like Turkey, India and Brazil, and the World Indoor Championships at Ocean Grove.
This is a big-picture episode about where bowls is heading and why the sport might be in a stronger position than many people realise.
We dive into:
🏆 The Bowls Academy
Unlock Your Bowls Potential. Play With Confidence
👉 https://www.thebowlsacademy.com
🎽 SSA (StarSub Apparel)
Australian-made custom apparel for clubs, teams, and events.
👉 https://www.starsub.com.au
Follow on Instagram: @starsubapparel
🏟️ MakMax Australia
The leaders in architectural shade and canopy structures — including iconic bowling club canopies across Australia.
👉 https://www.makmax.com.au
Bowling Canopies: https://www.makmax.com.au/projects/bowling-club-canopies
🚗 Newcastle Car & Truck Rental
Locally owned and operated, providing affordable and reliable vehicle hire for individuals and businesses.
👉 https://www.newcastlecarrental.com.au
Got a question, topic idea, or want to get involved in the show? We’d love to hear from you!
📩 Simon Lyttle – [email protected]
📩 DJ – [email protected]
Explore our full range of coaching content, blogs, and gear:
🌐 https://www.thebowlsacademy.com
🛒 https://shop.thebowlsacademy.com
If you enjoy What a Load of Bowls:
⭐ Rate and review us on Spotify or Apple Podcasts
📢 Share the episode with your teammates and bowling friends
💌 Send us an email or tag us with your feedback — we might read it on the next episode!

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