Playing On A House Oil Pattern
The house oil pattern refers to the standard oil pattern found in bowling centers. While the oil pattern will slightly differ between Red Rock and Mai…
Hitting The Head Pin Doesn’t Equal A Strike
Have you ever feel robbed, so to speak, at a Main Event bowling game with your family and friends? It’s when you’re so sure than you will get a strike…
The Bowling Gutter Isn’t The Best Place And Thing To Happen
There’s a good reason a bowling gutter isn’t the best place and thing to happen for both amateur and professional bowlers – it means a zero score! We …
3 Basic Shapes Of The Initial Swing Movement
The initial shape of the swing refers to the ball’s direction during the swing itself. Keep in mind that depending on your physical and mental approac…
Getting Toddlers Started On Bowling
Many bowling alleys, such as Red Rock, welcomes kids as young as three years old to play the game. Parents, especially those who are into bowling them…
Ten Bowling Basics Every Player Must Remember With Every Throw
Beginners and veterans in bowling can be guilty of the same sin: Overlooking two or more aspects of their throw, whether due to ignorance or complacen…
Of Range Finders, Arrows And Angles
Most bowling alleys, such as Brunswick, have markings on the lane known as range finders and arrows. These markings aren’t there for decorative purpos…
Bowling A Hook Correctly
Beginner bowlers should master the hook shot, a technique where the ball curves in its path down the lane instead of rolling down in a straight path (…
Spare Bowling Balls: Their What, Why And How
Most, if not all, bowlers want to make a strike with every first throw in the same way that golfers like a hole-in-one. But strikes aren’t possible fo…
Getting Fit For The Bowling Lanes
Bowling may not look like a physically strenuous game – it’s often seen as a game for the oldies – but looks can be deceiving. The repeated lifting, h…