Droitwich Spa - Sport

Sport

Droitwich leisure centre at Briar Mill has gym facilities, sports halls, a swimming pool and squash courts. There are also outside football and astroturf pitches with floodlighting. The centre also runs a squash league. Droitwich Archery Society, based at the Droitwich Rugby Football Ground, is a target archery club that was formed in 1967, and is affiliated to The Grand National Archery Society. Other local sports include boxing, football, judo, Tae Kwon Do, Karate, Ju Jitsu and tennis. Vinespark Bowling Club is a flat Green Bowling club situated by the canal in Vines park. Bowling also available in the Lido Park Droitwich Spa Pool League is headquartered at the Fox and Goose pub on westlands.

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