Bowls England National Championships (men's singles two wood)

The Bowls England National Championships (men's singles two wood) is an annual lawn bowls competition held in England, organized by Bowls England, the sport's national governing body. It is a prestigious event within the English lawn bowls calendar, showcasing the skill and strategy of male bowlers specifically in the "two wood singles" format.

The "two wood singles" format dictates that each player uses only two bowls (woods) per end, compared to the more common four wood singles. This restriction places a greater emphasis on precision, draw bowling, and tactical play. The competition typically begins with regional qualifying rounds leading to a national final held at a designated venue, often Victoria Park in Royal Leamington Spa.

The tournament draws participants from clubs and counties across England, with bowlers aiming to progress through the various stages to reach the final. Winning the Bowls England National Championships (men's singles two wood) is considered a significant achievement, offering national recognition and contributing to a player's overall ranking and reputation within the sport. The competition adheres to the Laws of the Sport of Bowls as set out by World Bowls, adapted where necessary by Bowls England.