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Normally, someone would have to go to a bowling alley to meet someone of your stature.
Hobson in Arthur (1981)
The newsletter of the American Bowling Congress, this page includes rules, articles (for example, there’s one called “The Economic Impact of Bowling”), bowling news, and advisories of interest to bowlers and their supporters.
At this site, you can locate the nearest AMF Bowling Center in your area, and print out a coupon good for a free game once you get there.
An eclectic mix of bowling sites, including bowling organizations and tournaments, a ball survey, bowling instruction, bowling clip art, and more.
An online store where you can buy bowling equipment (balls, bags, shoes, and so on) for discount prices.
An online magazine that spotlights professional bowling, including articles, columns, a scoreboard, and classified ads.
Whether you’re interested in building a bowling alley or just building your average, this site points the way. Find out about the Brunswick products that can help. There is also a Blockbuster Bowling online game you can play (if your browser supports Shockwave).
This company produces software for league management and tournament management, as well as bowling clip art and T-shirt designs. Find out more about CDE products here, or download a free rulebook and/or screen saver.
Lots of links for bowling in Canada, including tournament standings, bowling associations, and rulebooks.
A great site with lots of resources, including a Pro Shop, an online bowling equipment auction, a chat area, lots of links—the works.
Information about a training camp that bowlers can attend to help improve their game. Summer and winter sessions are offered, plus instructor certification.
An interesting article chronicling the history of the sport from ancient Egypt to the present.
The official site of the Professional Bowlers Association tour, this site profiles the key competitors, provides updated scores and standings, and lets you know when various bowling tournaments will be broadcast on television.
Online newsletters (and back issues) for this organization for bowling enthusiasts between 19 and 35.
http://www.icubed.com/users/allereb/faq3.html
http://members.aol.com/bucjewell/greatlakesnabi.htm
http://www.intac.com/~jserico/bowlnews.html
http://www.iinet.net.au/~roderic/Bowling/List1.html
http://www.twsu.edu/~cacwww/camptop.htm
http://www.worldwidebowlingsupply.com/
http://www.yahoo.com/Recreation/Sports/Bowling/