Carpet bowls, also known as indoor bowls, is a popular game that can be enjoyed by both adults and kids. It is a variation of lawn bowls or outdoor bowling. In carpet bowls, players use small balls called bowls to aim and roll towards a target, trying to get as close as possible to the designated marker. The game can also be enjoyed casually in a garden or indoor space, making it a versatile activity for social gatherings or family fun. It is said that Admiral Sir Francis Drake, on hearing of the approach of the Spanish Armada, refused to set sail with the British Fleet until he had finished his game of Bowls on Plymouth Hoe. Hence the name Drakes carpet bowls. The truth was that the tide was wrong so they couldnt leave, but it makes a great story. The game of carpet bowls is typically played with a set of bowls specifically designed for indoor use. These bowls are smaller and lighter compared to the ones used in outdoor bowling. The set includes a number of bowls, four per player or team, that come in blue and red colours for easy identification during the game. Carpet bowls shares similarities with the popular French game of boules. The objective in both games is to roll balls towards a target, aiming for accuracy and precision. While carpet bowls is played indoors, boules is typically played outdoors on a gravel or sandy surface. However, the basic principles and enjoyment of both games are similar, making carpet bowls a great alternative for those who prefer to play indoors or have limited outdoor space. One of the advantages of carpet bowls is that it can be played regardless of weather conditions. In this carpet bowls set each bowl is 2 inches in diameter. The set includes 8 bowling balls, a marker ball and instructions on how to play the game. Carpet bowls is suitable for players of all ages and skill levels. Its accessibility and simplicity make it an ideal game for introducing children to the world of bowling. The smaller and lighter bowls are easier for