Bowling Equipment Blog

Duckpin bowling offers a unique blend of accessibility and immense challenge. While the smaller balls make it easy for children to pick up, the physics of the squat pins and the deadwood rule make a perfect game nearly impossible—even for pros. Whether you are looking for a casual family night out or a competitive history lesson rooted in Baltimore, duckpin bowling delivers an experience distinct from its ten-pin cousin. Grab a ball, aim for the deadwood, and enjoy your three rolls!

Duckpin bowling offers a distinct challenge that sets it apart from its ten-pin cousin. By understanding the unique 3-roll structure, mastering the precise scoring system, and adhering to the specific equipment regulations, players can appreciate the skill required for this nostalgic game. Whether you are aiming for a rare Strike or simply trying to convert a 'Break,' knowing the official rules ensures a fair and competitive match.

A comprehensive 2026 guide to string pinsetter costs, covering pricing ranges ($8k-$20k), total cost of ownership, operational savings, and ROI analysis.

Maximize your 2026 bowling alley investment. Explore profit margins of 15-30%, revenue diversification strategies, and typical payback periods of 3-5 years.

Detailed guide on bowling alley startup costs for 2026. Covers equipment pricing, real estate, ROI, and cost-saving strategies like string pinsetters.

A comprehensive 2026 comparison of String vs. Free-Fall pinsetters. We analyze USBC certification rules, maintenance cost savings, pin action differences, and long-term ROI to help bowling center owners make the best investment decision.