So, I was in Tulsa this weekend bowling the Oil Capital Open.  To my disbelief, 925 was leading singles.  I was coming in on 221, so my chances of winning were 0.000%.  Handicap was 75% of 220.

Apparently someone shot 823 off a 174 average.  They also shot 690 scratch in doubles, which they were also leading.  Don't remember seeing his name in all-events.  I would be curious to know.

Second place was 810 or something like that.  There was over 100 pins difference between 1st and 2nd.

And nobody is attempting to get this guy disqualified?  Probably won't happen anyway . .

What Is guys name or where is he from. I have an idea of who it is

I bowled Southwest tourney for first time this year and I really got to say, it was pretty cake up there. If 925 is leading the Oil Capital tourney, thank God Im not wasting my money and going this weekend.

See 900 ain't $hhhhhhhhit. Is 925 a record for handicap series I wonder?

Really? That's like asking if the Holocaust was the best example of genocide...

Maybe there was some sarcasm lost in the midst of translation, but why would anyone celebrate sandbagging when it's one of the reasons many leave the sport of bowling?

Quote from: kidlost2000 on April 23, 2013, 10:19:12 PM

See 900 ain't $hhhhhhhhit. Is 925 a record for handicap series I wonder?

Really? That's like asking if the Holocaust was the best example of genocide...

Maybe there was some sarcasm lost in the midst of translation, but why would anyone celebrate sandbagging when it's one of the reasons many leave the sport of bowling?

Yes I'd say you missed it all together.

Why doesn't USBC keep up with tournament averages?  If a tournament is USBC sanctioned, it would be easy for them to turn in the scores.  It would be no different then any sanctioned league.

That would help end some of the sandbagging.

I wish somebody knew his name