Bocce

Playing The Italian Game of Bocce Bocce is played with four or eight large balls and one smaller target or object ball called the pallino or jack. There are 2 or 4 balls to a side, or team, and they are made in two colors to distinguish the balls of one team from the balls of the opposing team. The pallino is thrown out by a member of the team having won the coin toss to start the game. The same player throwing the pallino must deliver the first bocce ball. The opposing team will then deliver their bocce balls until the point is taken or they have exhausted their 4 balls. This “nearest ball” rule governs the sequence of the thrown balls. The side whose bocce is the closest to the pallino is called the “in” ball and the opposing side the “out” ball. Whenever a team gets “in” it steps aside and allows the “out” team to bowl. Complete rules and scoring are included with each set.

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Halex Classic Bocce Set   GA157PW3; () Eight 100mm high impacts water filled bocce balls (2 each red, green, blue, yellow) and one 40mm jack ball (pallino). Includes rules and carry case.

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Popular Bocce Set   GA149PW3; () 3 5/8” lacquer finished Bocce balls...Red and blue scored balls...One 1 5/8" jack ball.

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Contender Bocce Set   GA162PW3; () Set includes 8 deluxe 100mm (3 5/8”) phenolic balls (4 each red and 4 black), one 50mm jack ball (pallino), rule book and molded case.

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Professional Bocce Set   GA160PW3; () Set includes eight deluxe 109mm (4 3/8”) phenolic balls (4 each green and 4 red) and one 60mm jack ball.