The Basic Rink Layout.
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The white square markers represent the hooked pegs that hang on the wall of the ditch and denote the rink boundary.
The blue center square markers are the hooked number pegs and centerline for that rink.
The yellow oblong represents the mat from which bowl is delivered during that end. As a rule it is set out two metres from the ditch, and remains in place after the jack has been set, until the last bowl has been delivered in the end. Then it is lifted and placed on the bank at the edge of the green.
The white spot is to represent the jack after it has been set on the centerline at right angles to where it ended up when rolled out. It also cannot be set closer than two metres from the ditch.
The white spot is to represent the jack after it has been set on the centerline at right angles to where it ended up when rolled out. It also cannot be set closer than two metres from the ditch.
By the way the plan view drawing is not to scale and is only there for demonstration purposes.
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