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National Bowling Day - August 11, 2012

When you think of summer, what are typical thoughts that come to mind? Sun, going to the pool, vacation, or the 4th of July may be at the top of your list. Here’s a great addition to your summer list- the all-American past time, bowling! Next month, at your local participating bowling center, we’ll be celebrating National Bowling Day on August 11th. Gather your family and friends, get out of the heat, and come enjoy a day of bowling! Participating centers will be giving away a free game of bowling on August 11th. Free bowling, air conditioning, food, family, and friends- what more could you ask for on a summer day? Contact your local bowling center about National Bowling Day and go bowling! Click here to get your FREE bowling coupon valid on August 11th

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Top 10 Reasons to Go Bowling This Summer!

What would you think are the top 10 reasons to go bowling? Not that we think you need any more reasons to go bowling, cause we know you have a lot, but we have compiled a handy top 10 list! Check to see if your favorite reason made the list!

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When bowling goes wrong . . . nice try.

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Vintage bowling guidelines from the Chicago Bookworks blog that still ring true today. Practicing courteous bowling etiquette makes the game fun for everyone.

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Go Bowling, Be Happy

Recently, Washington Post sports writer Norman Chad had an epiphany. Regular bowling could solve most of America’s problems. “If every American bowled at least once a month, 35 percent of our problems would disappear,” Chad states, “Bowling more would reduce the federal deficit and global warming. And I firmly believe that, in addition to having a valid birth certificate, every U.S. president be required to have a 145 average.” Of course, Chad is saying this with his tongue mostly in cheek, but he does have a point. People rarely leave a bowling center angry. Even the nights their team loses. Bowling builds community, comradery and produces its fair share of endorphins. Chad believes this phenomenon is, at least in part, due to the fact that bowling centers sell a lot of beer. He shares with his readers his experience at a 24-hour bowling center in Las Vegas: “After midnight, games are just a buck!” he gushes, ”When you’re rolling spares at 4 a.m. with a Pabst Blue Ribbon within reach, you feel as if you live in the greatest nation on Earth.” And the man is right, you won’t find a better place on the planet. America––It’s more than baseball and apple pie. It’s also a late night bowling in Vegas and a frosty brew. Gotta love this country!

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Don't try this at home, or at your local bowling alley.

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United States Bowling Congress Hall of Fame

Nine incredible individuals, including the first wheelchair bowler, have been inducted into the United States Bowling Congress Hall of Fame.

Read more about this amazing story HERE.