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Established in 1929 by members of the Windsor Bowls Club after many trips to Bribie Island the Club is now in its 80th year of operations. The original Club house was purchased from The Moreton Bay Tug Company and floated from nearby Moreton Island on 44 gallon drums. The first Bowling green was build of sand and ashes from the Koopa (the MS Koopa was a ferry used to transport passengers from Redcliffe to Bribie) The Club now boasts 4 outdoor greens and a large modern Club house which was completely renovated in 2005. The Club is now one of the largest Bowls clubs in Queensland with some 700 bowling members together with 6000 social members. With outstanding views over the Pumicestone Passage the Club has something to offer members and visitors alike The Bribie Island Bowls Club is proud to once again be hosting Queensland's Premier Bowls Event the Queensland Open. After an extremely successful competition in 2009 it was an honour to be asked to participate again this year. Qualifying rounds start on the 20th of July with the main event starting on the 24th of July. Spectators are welcome to come and enjoy the sight of Australia's best players battling it out on the green. The Australian 2010 Commonwealth Games will be competing in the Main Event. Grandstand seating is available for all finals.
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