Lawn bowling is a precision sport where players roll heavy balls, called bowls, towards a smaller target ball known as the jack. The objective is to get your bowls as close to the jack as possible. The game can be played on grass or synthetic surfaces, and it is typically played on a rectangular green. Players can compete individually or in teams, and matches can vary in format and rules. Lawn bowling is popular in many countries, including Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom. It is often played in clubs and is known for its social atmosphere and strategic gameplay.