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Unique, Innovative and Dynamic System

Bowlers can see the far end of the green and

BOWL WITH CONFIDENCE

No second guessing hand signals

Every bowler gets to see the end result, before the green is cleared

Screens for gameplay

Big TV for the audience

Hand held device for a closer look

Kent Tec’s friendly team of experienced engineers work efficiently, with systems installed in as little as two days.

The system includes cameras and screens covering the full green, with optional tablets and TVs available to enhance the setup.

Feel free to book a demo of a system we already have in place.

Take a look at the examples below that show how BowlsEye could become the future for Indoor Bowls Clubs.

Watch the videos below, that show the bowler taking their shot alongside what you see on the screen.

BowlsEye is blinding, makes it better to keep the flow and not keep walking up and checking.

Lee Harris

Dudley Hoile winner for the 2nd time. Member of Bromly Bowls Center
Very useful, Helpful to see the head up close, looking forward to live streaming.

Lewis King

Bowls England, Mens National Winner 2024. Member of Sittingbourne Bowls.
Quite cool idea, you can see different angles than from the far end, you can judge distance much better. Much better having TV's behind you so it does not distract you from the game at all. Definitely cool.

Harry Goodwin

2022, he won the men's singles and pairs titles at the IIBC Championships. In 2023, he represented England at the IIBC Championships in East Kilbride. In 2024, he reached the finals in the men's singles at the national championships. 2026 OSC winner. Member of Swale Bowls.
In my opinion, BowlsEye makes the game of bowls more interesting. I especially like the time delay; allowing for you to see the bowls just after you have bowled. The quality is about right. It helps you understand the development of the game.

John Evans

Retired TIBC Board Member