Indoor Pétanque Boules
The Holiday Season brought a new Pétanque product to the American market: soft, PVC plastic indoor boules that have the weight, size, and feel of regular steel boules.
The Holiday Season brought a new Pétanque product to the American market: soft, PVC plastic indoor boules that have the weight, size, and feel of regular steel boules.
The Oakmont Pétanque Club has posted its schedule for tournaments, evening events, and interclub competitions in the 2025 season.
In a thrilling final lasting more than two hours, Italy beat Madagascar 13-11 to win the 2024 Men’s Triples World Championship.
The Oakmont Pétanque Club celebrates its annual Bastille Day Fête on Saturday, July 13.
Carlos Chavez, the club’s logo designer, is recognized nationally for his artistic contributions to pétanque.
Pétanque Bar/Cafe venues with indoor courts are opening around the world.
The Oktoberfest celebration began with the sixth annual Oktoberfest Tournament, the last of the season.
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The Pétanque international open tournament season continues in full swing through late summer.
With just the Oktoberfest Tournament remaining, the Petanque Club is celebrating another great year.
This year’s 63rd Pétanque World Cup in Marseille was again one for the record book.
All members and significant others are invited to the Evening Pétanque social on August 15.
An abundance of bleu, blanc, et rouge made for a festive 2024 Bastille Day Fête.
The 2024 Oakmont v Santa Rosa Tournament was a nail-biter decided by the last boule.
Santa Rosa defeated Oakmont 6-3 in the first of two matches for 2024 Bragging Rights.
The Oakmont Pétanque Club and Pétanque La Rose renew their rivalry on May 5 & 18.
The annual Homage to Spring celebration included the Springtime Tournament followed by a potluck lunch.
The Oakmont Pétanque Club holds its 2024 Springtime Tournament on Saturday April 20.
When a retractable tape fails to determine the point, an umpire’s rule must be used.
When judging visually fails to determine which team holds the point, use a retractable tape.
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