Finessing The Jack: Draw Consistently to Within 30 cm of the Jack

Chapter
00:00 – Intro: Drawing from 2–3 ft to 30 cm
02:14 – Why the line matters most near the jack
04:59 – Adjusting your aiming point
05:21 – Using mat position for fine margins
06:21 – When to change mat length
09:31 – When to change your hand
13:14 – Finessing your length & weight control
16:44 – Conclusion next video (Back Bowls)

Want to improve your draw shot and get closer to the jack every time? In this video, I show you how to move from 2–3 ft accuracy to within 30 cm by mastering line and length.

✅ Why line matters more than length when you’re right up at the head
✅ How to adjust your aiming point on the bank for fine margins
✅ Using the mat position (up the rink / back down) to tweak your line
✅ Practising weight control so you can feather the bowl perfectly
✅ Tips for when your bowl’s natural path just won’t reach the jack

These are the small, marginal gains that separate good bowlers from great ones. Perfect if you’re preparing for club matches, indoor rinks or fast outdoor greens.

👉 Previous video: How to Consistently Get Within 2–3 Feet of the Jack
👉 Next video: Back Bowls — Why They Matter and How to Play Them

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