Bowling pins may be arranged in one of several formations, depending on the type of bowling you’re doing. In the following sections, we’ll examine four types of bowling an… See more

When you hear someone talk about the “pin rack,” they are referring to the set of 10-pins. The “head” pin is the one that is closest to the bowler, and the “pin deck” refers to th… See more

Candlepin and tenpin bowling are arranged in a triangle, with the single pin or “headpin” being the one closest to the bowler. This pin is pin number 1. In the row behind the headpin ar… See more

If you want to get a strike, you need to know which bowling pins to target. And that will depend on which hand you usually bowl with. Here are some tips on the pins you should aim … See more