Cressy hopes new green can help boost numbers

Colac Otway Shire Council members and Cressy bowlers got together to open the Cressy Bowling Club’s new green. Pictured, from left, are mayor Chris Potter, bowlers and Cressy life members Alan Turner, Margaret Rogers and George Bath, Cr Kate Hanson and council chief Anne Howard.

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by Ben Martin December 9, 2022

The Cressy Bowling Club hopes its new green can help boost the club that has battled for numbers this season.

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