These are bowling informational articles for beginner bowlers. These are bowlers with limited experience in bowling.
Mastering Pro Bowling Techniques is for those times when you may have dreamed about actually being a pro bowler? I know I have. So, I decided to dip into the pro bowlers and pick a few to highlight for the techniques they used. Maybe we can learn something from their styles? The pros are fun … Read more
Kegel element oil patterns are specifically designed for use with Kegel’s Element conditioners and a Flex lane conditioning machine. The FLEX machine has the ability to change buffer speeds as well as reverse buff the lanes. It’s twin tank design also allows for combining two different conditioners for creating different bowling conditions. With the help … Read more
All my balls layouts are for using my fingertips, and that creates more turn on the ball resulting in more hook. On league oil, my Columbia 300 polyester ball doesn’t hook much at all because it slides on the oil. I use it for making my ten pins. I don’t have a clue how many … Read more
I often get some bowling practice at home because I don’t always have time to run to the bowling alley to practice. But, in order to hold a decent bowling average, I know I should be on the lanes three or four times a week. The more time we spend on the lanes, the better … Read more
The Proper Bowling Ball Fit is key to bowling success. More errant shots have been caused by tightly gripping a ball because it feels too loose. Ask any bowler who uses a lot of bowling tape, how many times a poor fit caused a poor shot. He will likely have a few stories to tell … Read more
Improving your bowling targeting is a subject even advanced bowlers need to revisit from time to time. It is critical for good scores to have a system to help determine where your ball is going to hit the pins. The most common way for beginner bowlers to target their shot is to just look at … Read more