Showing posts with label Tournaments. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tournaments. Show all posts

Friday, August 30, 2013

SINGLE BALL 8-GAMER AT DIABLO VALLEY BOWL


Will, Eli, and I are bowling in this one. If you want in, email Pete Hagin at the address on the flier to reserve a spot. Don't expect to get in by showing up on the day of the tournament. The last one filled up fast and had a waiting list.

TEST YOUR VERSATILITY

Thursday, August 22, 2013

OCTOBER MADNESS TRIOS TOURNAMENT

If you click the TOURNAMENTS tab above (or the "Upcoming Tournaments" link in the right column), you'll see the flier for an interesting tournament at Granada Bowl covering three weekends in October. The entry fee of $60.00 may look a bit steep but it's actually three tournaments in one. The four games bowled for each three-member team will count for singles and doubles as well as trios.

Thursday, August 1, 2013

HANDICAP 6 GAMER IN CONCORD

California Bowlers Tour is hosting a tournament at Diablo Valley Bowl this Saturday at 6:00 PM. It's 6 games, handicap is 80% of 220, and the entry fee is $45.00. You can click on the TOURNAMENTS tab above to see the tournament flier for further details.

I'm planning to enter. Is anyone else interested?

Monday, May 27, 2013

BOWL BAY AREA'S ONE-BALL TOURNAMENT

Tournament Flier
Are you interested in an unusual test of your bowling skills? Pete Hagin's Bowl Bay Area is hosting an eight-gamer on June 2nd (Sunday) that allows each bowler to use only one ball. That's right -- only a single ball for all eight games. No plastic ball for shooting spares. No changing balls when the lanes break down. The ball with which you start the tournament will have to be used for every shot.

Making it even more of a challenge, the regular house shot will not be used. The oil pattern will not be announced in advance. The bowlers will have to figure it out for themselves during the practice session. Choose your ball wisely. An aggressive ball for heavy oil that plays well in the first few games may be uncontrollable in the later games. A ball for light oil may work well in the later games but will it be too weak on fresh oil? Can a ball for medium oil be manipulated to one's advantage at both ends of the tournament? Hmmmm..... There's one way to find out -- answer the challenge and enter this tournament. To ensure your entry, send an email to Pete Hagin which you can do by clicking here. Count me in for this one.