I don't understand this new bowling change.

[gigantes]

any bowlers here?

so apparently they're going to start dying the oil on the lanes blue for pro competitions. the idea is that the viewers will be able to see the different patterns and streaks in the oil.

apparently in tournaments, the oil is deliberately screwed around with each day just to provide an extra challenge to the pros. i'd never heard of that before reading this article.



on the one hand, how are the fans supposed to see the patterns from that distance or from TV views? OTOH, won't this make the game much easier for the pros, since they'll have the best view of all...?

just think about THAT, lebowski.

[knickballer]

Man bowling is gay

[Budadiiii]

Man bowling is gigantes

[gigantes]

"what a bunch of f-cking amateurs"

[QuebecBaller]

Bowling, a sport with so many great athletes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Srm21isYMs

[Myth]

I wish they always had done this. That way you can tell where dry spots are, when the oil needs re-applied, etc. And I'm talking for all bowling alleys, not just pros.

[ROCSteady]

I wasn't aware bowling was in the midst of such controversy. Thanks for the enlightenment.

[Real Men Wear Green]

<---Didn't even know bowling lanes were oiled, figured it was just nice polish.

[tomtucker]

I wish they always had done this. That way you can tell where dry spots are, when the oil needs re-applied, etc. And I'm talking for all , not just pros.

there is myth talking about p[COLOR="Black"]uss[/COLOR]y again

[christian1923]

This pros haven't mastered being able to get a 300 every time?

[gigantes]

This pros haven't mastered being able to get a 300 every time?

they pretty much HAVE.

that's the point.

[9erempiree]

No wonder every time I bowl my hands get oily and nasty. I always thought the alley was waxed.

[Myth]

there is myth talking about p[COLOR="Black"]uss[/COLOR]y again

It seriously just pissed me off when I hit a dry spot.