We’re all familiar with the demoralizing feeling of seeing your bowling ball fall into the pocket time and time again, leaving only a few pins standing, despite having the perfect shot. This is when straight-shooting in bowling starts to limit you in the sport. You may be following all the rules when it comes to …
Have you ever been at your local bowling alley and stopped to think, what are bowling balls made of? If you’re relatively new to bowling or are hoping to learn more about the sport as you’re taking it more seriously, we’ve got all the information you need. There are a number of different types of …
What Are Bowling Balls Made Of? Which Materials And Coverstocks To Look Out For Read More »
A bowling ball isn’t typically the most common item you’d find in a regular attic, but for those with a history of bowling, it might be one of those annoying items that you can’t seem to get rid of. Perhaps your parents used to be keen bowlers back in the day, or you received one …
The Best Ways To Dispose, Reuse, And Recycle Old Bowling Balls Read More »
If you are getting into the more competitive and professional areas of bowling after finding some success in the recreational games you may have started to realize that most pro players and intermediates use their own balls, as well as shoes! A big part of becoming a better bowler is understanding how the ball is …
Asymmetric bowling balls have a single hole in the center of the ball. The asymmetric ball will roll at a slightly different angle than a symmetric ball. When you throw an asymmetric ball, the rotation of the ball is not equal to the rotation of the face of the ball. This results in a slight …
Types Of Bowling Ball Cores: Asymmetric Vs. Symmetric Read More »
