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I don't know exactly which bowler you're talking about but it's my opinion that the Geelong youth bowler you guys are talking about should be automatically seeded onto the team..why make the #2 ranked player in the Country trial?

shoot...i forgot to enter

just to clarify..Jason bowled his 300 in the same game as Rash's 299 game, but they were not bowling against each other.

Michael is right...an adjustable wrist guard has no place in competitive bowling. Not very many on the PBA Tour wear one, and those that do just don't garner the same respect from their peers as those bowlers who bowl bare-wristed. A case in point would be Mike Scroggins who has captured eight...

There are many bowling wristers which will help you become more consistant in your release, and although these may add a rev or two to your ball, they don't enable you to attain the type of RPM's or revs that will turn you into a true scratch bowler. I'd suggest seek coaching help instead and...

I think we all know that you're not an accountant because 100 bowlers paying $500 is only $50,000.....not $500,000!

The reason centres don't offer 'memberships' with unlimited practice is because in order to be profitable, the membership would have to be made up of mostly bowlers who would ordinarily never spend that much money in a year on bowling. What the centres would get instead is a bunch of members who...

Appearance money was common for a small number of the top stars during the heyday of the PBA Tour. Mark Roth was a huge draw card and many proprietors wanted to be sure that Mark was in the field, in order to ensure the financial success their pro-am.

I thought the idea behind demo days was to let the bowlers try out all the new equipment, then choose which ones fit their game the best. Hard to do that when they all end up in the pocket, no matter how well they're thrown. ...greed is killing the sport!

I won't be there, but I'll still be be trying to save the SPORT OF bowling..one manager at a time.

why have a demo day at a bowl where ALL THE BALLS WILL BE FUNNELLED TO THE POCKET?.. Hey Warren, how about setting up somewhat of a flat condition for this event

I can't seem to find any mention of the Sports Series among the TBA accredited events list...Maybe you can show me exactly how you came by the accreditation ( BTW sanctioning is NOT a term used by the TBA...maybe this is where I misunderstood your answer. )

Can I please have the reason for the rule stating that a Current TBA card/receipt is required? This is a scratch event and as far as I can tell, not a TBAL accredited event.

I guess I'm not allowed to have a little fun unless I start my own post...give me awhile while I check the open forum 'rules' .... I'll be back..oh and David..lighten up dude

I know where one is, but it's inside ten, so you've got no chance of ever seeing it.

A friend of mine worked for American Express as portfolio manager in charge of investing billions of dollars. He says that given comparable knowledge as recent university graduates, competive bowlers would be ideal candidates for a high pressure job because they've learned to deal with failure...

Looking for a brand new 15 lb Manhattan Rubber........

actually there is no TBA sanctioned play..I'm not too sure what anyone even enforces their rules because the TBA does not sanction a damn thing. Just ask them.

you go first Dave..what do you think of the team? I still drop in to the bowl every couple of weeks, so I'll say nothing more.

Emerson Cup has a stronger field overall..why not see if a "VICTORIAN CENTRE CUP" championship can be run in place of the two events. Open it up to every centre in the state who wish to field a contending team....Being a big fish in a little pond just isn't very exciting or satisfying..let's see...

Bendigo will be fielding a very interesting team

It also works to the bowler's detriment. Say he strikes with the short rack and someone else points out that a pin was missing..

understood....but did you pay for the work which was done?

I would have offered to pay the pro shop operater for his time and labor...$5.00 would've been about right.

I disagree Jason..Having been a tournament bowler in the USA since the early 1970's, I, and the majority of my fellow competitors alway based a tournament's worthwhileness the return on investment ratio for the 1st place payout. A 10-1 return on your entry fee was always the base which we looked...