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Titles won by Scotland: Men

Men
Women

World Bowls
- Gold
  - 15. 2009 World Junior Cup Warilla, Australia
    - Craig England Scotland
  - 14. 2008 Championship Triples Christchurch, New Zealand
    - David Peacock, Willie Wood, Wayne Hogg Scotland
  - 13. 2006 Champion of Champions Singles Christchurch, New Zealand
    - Darren Burnett Scotland
  - 12. 2006 World Cup Warilla, Australia
    - Neil Speirs Scotland
  - 11. 2006 World Junior Cup Warilla, Australia
    - Wayne Hogg Scotland
  - 10. 2004 Championship Triples Ayr, Scotland
    - David Peacock, Willie Wood, Jim McIntyre Scotland
  - 9. 2004 Leonard Trophy Ayr, Scotland
    - Alex Marshall, George Sneddon, Willie Wood, David Peacock, Jim MacIntyre Scotland
  - 8. 2000 Championship Pairs Johannesburg, South Africa
    - Alex Marshall, George Sneddon Scotland
  - 7. 1996 Championship Triples Adelaide, Australia
    - George Adrain, Willie Wood, Raymond Logan Scotland
  - 6. 1996 Leonard Trophy Adelaide, Australia
    - Richard Corsie, Alex Marshall, George Adrain, Willie Wood, Raymond Logan Scotland
  - 5. 1992 Championship Pairs Worthing, England
    - Alex Marshall, Richard Corsie Scotland
  - 4. 1992 Championship Fours Worthing, England
    - Angus Blair, Willie Wood, Alex Marshall, Graham Robertson Scotland
  - 3. 1992 Leonard Trophy Worthing, England
    - Richard Corsie, Angus Blair, Willie Wood, Alex Marshall, Graham Robertson Scotland
  - 2. 1984 Leonard Trophy Aberdeen, Scotland
    - Willie Wood, Jim Boyle, David Gourlay, Brian Rattray, Doug Lambert Scotland
  - 1. 1972 Leonard Trophy Worthing, England
    - Dick Bernard, Harry Reston, J McAtee, Alex McIntosh, A R Logan Scotland
- Silver
  - 14. 2009 Champion of Champions Singles Ayr, Scotland
    - Wayne Hogg Scotland
  - 13. 2008 Championship Pairs Christchurch, New Zealand
    - Darren Burnett, Billy Mellors Scotland
  - 12. 2004 Championship Singles Ayr, Scotland
    - Alex Marshall Scotland
  - 11. 1996 Championship Pairs Adelaide, Australia
    - Alex Marshall, Richard Corsie Scotland
  - 10. 1992 Championship Singles Worthing, England
    - Richard Corsie Scotland
  - 9. 1988 Championship Singles Auckland, New Zealand
    - Willie Wood Scotland
  - 8. 1988 Championship Triples Auckland, New Zealand
    - Alex McIntosh, Willie Wood, Willie Paul Scotland
  - 7. 1984 Championship Singles Aberdeen, Scotland
    - Willie Wood Scotland
  - 6. 1984 Championship Triples Aberdeen, Scotland
    - Jim Boyle, Doug Lambert, Brian Rattray Scotland
  - 5. 1980 Championship Triples Frankston, Australia
    - Willie McQueen, David McGill, John Summers Scotland
  - 4. 1980 Championship Fours Frankston, Australia
    - Alex McIntosh, Willie McQueen, Willie Wood, John Summers Scotland
  - 3. 1972 Championship Singles Worthing, England
    - Dick Bernard Scotland
  - 2. 1972 Championship Fours Worthing, England
    - Harry Reston, J McAtee, Alex McIntosh, A R Logan Scotland
  - 1. 1966 Championship Singles Sydney, Australia
    - John Hershaw Scotland
- Bronze
  - 7. 2000 Championship Triples Johannesburg, South Africa
    - Willie Wood, Jim McIntyre, Robert Marshall Scotland
  - 6. 2000 Championship Fours Johannesburg, South Africa
    - Willie Wood, Jim McIntyre, George Sneddon, Robert Marshall Scotland
  - 5. 1996 Championship Singles Adelaide, Australia
    - Richard Corsie Scotland
  - 4. 1992 Championship Triples Worthing, England
    - Angus Blair, Willie Wood, Graham Robertson Scotland
  - 3. 1984 Championship Fours Aberdeen, Scotland
    - David Gourlay, Jim Boyle, Doug Lambert, Brian Rattray Scotland
  - 2. 1980 Championship Singles Frankston, Australia
    - David McGill Scotland
  - 1. 1966 Championship Fours Sydney, Australia
    - Harry Reston, Bert Thomson, Willie Dyett, Willie Adrain Scotland
Commonwealth Games
- Gold
  - 10. 2006 Pairs Melbourne, Australia
    - Alex Marshall, Paul Foster Scotland
  - 9. 2002 Pairs Manchester, England
    - Alex Marshall, George Sneddon Scotland
  - 8. 2002 Elite Athlete Disabled Triples Manchester, England
    - John Robertson, Ivan Prior, David Heddle Scotland
  - 7. 1994 Singles Victoria, Canada
    - Richard Corsie Scotland
  - 6. 1990 Fours Auckland, New Zealand
    - Willie Wood, George Adrain, Ian Bruce, Denis Love Scotland
  - 5. 1986 Pairs Edinburgh, Scotland
    - George Adrain, Grant Knox Scotland
  - 4. 1982 Singles Brisbane, Australia
    - Willie Wood Scotland
  - 3. 1982 Pairs Brisbane, Australia
    - David Gourlay, John Watson Scotland
  - 2. 1974 Pairs Christchurch, New Zealand
    - Alex McIntosh, Jackie Christie Scotland
  - 1. 1934 Singles London, England
    - Robert Sprot Scotland
- Silver
  - 5. 1978 Pairs Edmonton, Canada
    - Alex McIntosh, Willie Wood Scotland
  - 4. 1970 Fours Edinburgh, Scotland
    - Alex McIntosh, David Pearson, Norman Pryde, John Slight Scotland
  - 3. 1962 Singles Perth, Australia
    - Joseph Black Scotland
  - 2. 1962 Pairs Perth, Australia
    - Thomas Hamill, Michael Purdon Scotland
  - 1. 1962 Fours Perth, Australia
    - Joseph Black, Thomas Hamill, William Moore, Michael Purdon Scotland
- Bronze
  - 7. 1990 Singles Auckland, New Zealand
    - Richard Corsie Scotland
  - 6. 1986 Singles Edinburgh, Scotland
    - Richard Corsie Scotland
  - 5. 1974 Singles Christchurch, New Zealand
    - Willie Wood Scotland
  - 4. 1974 Fours Christchurch, New Zealand
    - John McRae, Garry Scott, John Marshall, Morgan Moffat Scotland
  - 3. 1954 Pairs Vancouver, Canada
    - George Budge, John Carswell Scotland
  - 2. 1934 Fours London, England
    - William Lowe, Charles Tait, James Morrison, James Brown Scotland
  - 1. 1930 Fours Hamilton, Canada
    - John Orr, William Campbell, Thomas Chambers, David Fraser Scotland
British Isles
- 3. 2010 Singles Worthing
  - Allister Reid Scotland
- 2. 2010 Fours Worthing
  - James Gribben, Stewart Anderson, Brian Jolly, Murray Thomson Scotland
- 1. 2010 Senior International Worthing
  - Sandy Wotherspoon, Billy Mellors, Alistair Kennedy, David Peacock, Ewan Shearer, Iain McLean, Robert Marshall, Grant Logan, Colin Peacock, Tommy Mann, Robert Grant, Graham Archer, Jim Meikle, Colin Walker, Derek Oliver, Alex Marshall, Wayne Hogg, Graeme Campbell, Gary Smith, Darren Burnett, Martyn Rice, Jim Gilruth, Neil Speirs, Willie Wood Scotland