The Golden Bowler – Traditional Real Ale Pub in Stubbington

Welcome to The Golden Bowler Pub

At the Golden Bowler, we believe in the simple joy of good drinks and great company. Located between Stubbington and Lee-on-the-Solent on the South Coast of Hampshire, we’re a drinks-only pub offering an exceptional selection of real ales, fine wines, and refreshing spirits.

Our focus is on delivering top-quality beverages, from local brews to your favourite classics, in a cosy, comfortable environment. Whether you’re stopping by for a pint or a glass of wine, catching up with friends, or taking part in our regular pub quiz, the Golden Bowler is the place to be.

We don’t serve food, but we make up for it with a vibrant atmosphere, warm hospitality, and a great line up of events from quiz nights and bingo to acoustic folk sessions. Plus, we’ve got a good selection of table top and card games to keep the fun going.

There’s always something to enjoy with a drink in hand!

Offers and Events

As a traditional local pub, we have a range of regular offers and fun events so why not join us for a friendly glass or two.

Pub Quiz 8.30pm

Come and enjoy a great night out every other Wednesday. Teams up to 6 battle it out for cash prizes. Topics include Current Affairs, Music and General Knowledge etc.

18th June

Bingo Nights 8.00pm

Georgie & Kevin host our fortnightly bingo. Come and join in the fun, bring some friends and enjoy the company. There’s cash to be won so eyes down and good luck!

Dates coming soon…

Folk Nights 8.00pm

Enjoy the music of our local musicians who love to play a selection of traditional folk melodies and songs. Live Music on the 3rd Thursday of every month.

19th June
17th July

A little history of The Golden Bowler…

Built around 1920 as a private residence by local land owner Isaac Hammond, “Hillingdon House” travelled through various guises of residency under the Hammond ownership until 1966, when it was bought and converted to a private members club by Ron & Renee Clift and named “The Golden Bowler” after Ron’s retirement fund from the RAF. Another change in the mid 1970’s saw it become a Pub & Restaurant and in 1980 the pub was sold to Noel & Mary Pearce and partners. The pub remains in the family, with daughter Georgie and son-in-law Kevin at the helm since 2005.