Bowl-Rite Lanes
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Bowl-Rite Lanes was first established in 1965 when it was constructed above the Shop Rite supermarket, thus the name Bowl-Rite. Four separate people have owned this facility. Rich Donohue, the current owner, has had the facility since March 5, 2004. Rich began bowling at this location when he was five years old in 1974.
When he bowled in youth leagues with his sisters Cheryl and Elizabeth, his mother Linda would take him bowling every Saturday morning. Rich claims that it wasn't only the excitement of bowling that kept him returning week after week and year after year. He continued coming back because of the connections he built along the road, and he hopes his clients feel the same way when they visit the center.
Leagues & Scoring
Many people don't participate in bowling leagues because they think they can't compete with other bowlers with superior averages. This is a total misunderstanding on your part. The majority of bowling center leagues are reserved for bowlers with disabilities.
Bowlers of varied skill levels are welcome to compete in handicap leagues, which provide a fair playing field for all participants. In most leagues, the handicap is often anywhere between ninety and one hundred percent.
If your four bowlers average one hundred apiece (total 400) and the bowlers on the opposing team average 150 each (total 600), your team will earn an extra 180 - 200 pins added to their score. This increases the chances of the novice bowlers prevailing.
More about Union City here.
The majority of bowling facility leagues are disabled leagues. Handicap leagues provide opportunities for bowlers of all ability levels to compete. This increases the chances of novice bowlers defeating more experienced bowlers. So don't be frightened to try something new. Join one of our handicap leagues right now!
You may check the Bowl-Rite schedule here, but you can also phone them for confirmation.
Bowling Center Attractions and Amenities: There are 24 lanes spread over three floors, with 16 lanes available for private events on the lower level and 8 lanes open on the top level. In addition, they provide two ping pong tables (also known as table tennis tables), a bar and cocktail lounge with a pool table (guests must be at least 21 years old to play), food and drinks with a grill menu, video arcade games, and a pro shop that sells bowling balls, drilling equipment, accessories, and lockers. Learn more about Bowl-Rite by visiting their website.
Bowl-Rite Lanes was first established in 1965 when it was constructed above the Shop Rite supermarket, thus the name Bowl-Rite. Four separate people have owned this facility. Rich Donohue, the current owner, has had the facility since March 5, 2004. Rich began bowling at this location when he was five years old in 1974.
When he bowled in youth leagues with his sisters Cheryl and Elizabeth, his mother Linda would take him bowling every Saturday morning. Rich claims that it wasn't only the excitement of bowling that kept him returning week after week and year after year. He continued coming back because of the connections he built along the road, and he hopes his clients feel the same way when they visit the center.
Leagues & Scoring
Many people don't participate in bowling leagues because they think they can't compete with other bowlers with superior averages. This is a total misunderstanding on your part. The majority of bowling center leagues are reserved for bowlers with disabilities.
Bowlers of varied skill levels are welcome to compete in handicap leagues, which provide a fair playing field for all participants. In most leagues, the handicap is often anywhere between ninety and one hundred percent.
If your four bowlers average one hundred apiece (total 400) and the bowlers on the opposing team average 150 each (total 600), your team will earn an extra 180 - 200 pins added to their score. This increases the chances of the novice bowlers prevailing.
More about Union City here.
The majority of bowling facility leagues are disabled leagues. Handicap leagues provide opportunities for bowlers of all ability levels to compete. This increases the chances of novice bowlers defeating more experienced bowlers. So don't be frightened to try something new. Join one of our handicap leagues right now!
You may check the Bowl-Rite schedule here, but you can also phone them for confirmation.
- 2:00pm – 11:30pm Tuesday – Thursday
- 2:00pm – 1:00am on Friday
- 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 a.m. Saturday
- 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 p.m.
Bowling Center Attractions and Amenities: There are 24 lanes spread over three floors, with 16 lanes available for private events on the lower level and 8 lanes open on the top level. In addition, they provide two ping pong tables (also known as table tennis tables), a bar and cocktail lounge with a pool table (guests must be at least 21 years old to play), food and drinks with a grill menu, video arcade games, and a pro shop that sells bowling balls, drilling equipment, accessories, and lockers. Learn more about Bowl-Rite by visiting their website.
