Objective:
The goal of lawn bowling with pins is to knock down all the pins by rolling a ball towards them, similar to traditional bowling, but played outdoors on grass or turf.

Setup:

• Set up 10 pins in a triangular formation, just like traditional bowling. Place them on a flat surface or lawn.

• The player will roll a ball towards the pins, aiming to knock them all down.

Taking Turns:

• Players take turns rolling a ball towards the pins from a designated starting point.

• Each player gets two rolls per turn. After each roll, the pins that are knocked down are counted.

Scoring:

• If a player knocks down all 10 pins on the first roll, it's called a strike.

• If all pins are knocked down with two rolls, it's called a spare.

• If pins are left standing after both rolls, the number of knocked-down pins is counted as the score for that turn.

Winning the Game:

• The game typically consists of 10 rounds (or frames). The player with the highest total score at the end of the game wins.

Game Tips:

• Roll the ball with enough speed and control to knock down as many pins as possible.

• Try to aim for the center of the pin formation for the best chance at knocking down all 10 pins.

Enjoy this fun, competitive game outdoors with friends and family at your next event!