What are the physics of lawn bowling?

Lawn Bowling involves rolling a biased ball, known as a bowl, toward a smaller target ball called the jack. The bias causes the bowl to curve as it travels, which players utilize to strategize their shots, aiming to get their bowls closest to the jack. Key physics concepts include angular momentum, friction between the bowl and the green, and the effects of gravity on the bowl's trajectory. Players must consider these factors, including the speed and angle of delivery, to effectively navigate the playing surface and achieve their goals.