Category Archives: Bowling Tips
Active Adults are Back into Bowling!
Remember the fun of tenpin bowling??? The laughter, the atmosphere, and the sheer exhilaration of playing in a small team?? Well, we’re pleased to report that your local Go Bowling Australia Centres are inviting you, your family and friends to … Continue reading
Bowling Terms, Lingo, and Definitions
Bowling has its own unique words and definitions. We found a great website which has a heap of bowling terms and lingo. We have listed just some of the bowling terms and words we think you need to know! Some Common Bowling Terms: Address: Bowler’s … Continue reading
Social Bowling & How to Score
Most bowling centres are equipped with computer consoles and monitors which take care of the scoring for you, but how to score in tenpin bowling can still get a bit confusing for the Social Bowler! So we have found this great article for … Continue reading
Tenpin Trivia – Did You Know?
Did you know – more than 95 million people enjoy tenpin bowling, in 90 countries spanning 6 continents! And tenpin bowling is one of the largest participatory sports in the world. Did you know that a bowling lane is 60 … Continue reading
Who says Bowling is not a great exercise?
Studies show that bowling 3 games is equivalent to walking one mile. 1 mile = 1.609344 klms. WOW!!
What are Some of the Different Kinds of Splits in Bowling?
Splits are an inevitable part of tenpin bowling. Splits occur when the ball thrown for an attempted strike knocks down most of the pins but leaves at least two standing, usually separated by at least one pin width. Depending on … Continue reading
Tenpin Bowling Tips for Beginners
Bowling is a sport that takes much practice and critiquing to be able to advance your game to higher heights. Learning and practicing the different steps of not only how to bowl but also how to read shots and know … Continue reading
How to Throw a Fingertip Bowling Ball
A fingertip bowling ball grip involves putting fingers down the first crease to the first knuckle to provide more lift on the bowling ball. Increase a bowling average through the fingertip method with help from a professional bowler in this … Continue reading
How to Choose an Ideal Bowling Ball
How to Choose the Ideal Bowling Ball Children can start bowling as young as 5 years old, and seniors are still bowling in their 70s and 80s. Many children get their introduction to bowling by their parents, either by bowling … Continue reading
Ready for Some FUN?
Join a team today, for fun, friends and fitness. Teams are forming right now for Season 2012 at your local Go Bowling Australia Centre. Our Centres continually have special weekly TEAM BOWLING COMPETITIONS for all age levels. These competitions are … Continue reading