(This was certified year in and year out by USBC and BPAA up until it closed in 2008.)
Been there done that. The house was 60 years old with used lanes when it opened. It had 5 gallon buckets hanging every where. Water would get on the lanes and the equipment. I''ve seen on many occasions with too much rain league be cancelled because the ball would have a rooster tail going down the lane.
The lanes had been flipped and resurfaced so many times it was missing dots and arrows. The gutters were metal, and nails were starting to come through the lanes. Your ball would look like it had tank tracks going around it in a matter of weeks.
There were half inch gaps on some of the lanes where they should meet the gutters. You never knew what the shot would be day to day. Plus the last time they resurfaced the lanes and the approaches they left most of the dust everywhere and never mopped or anything for the approaches. So for a long time you had a problem with too much slide.
The place was 5 mins from home, with the next closest being about 40min in any direction. I swore that when a new one opened closer I would leave, and did.
Averaged just over 200 my last year (around 2000-01) and never went back until just before it closed. It was demolished.
I had averaged just over 200 my last year.
Why waste your time and develope bad habits if you don''t have too.
This was certified year in and year out by USBC and BPAA up until it closed in 2008.
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Edited on 10/16/2009 11:05 AM