[header] How to bowl [title] Understand the bowling lane. [step] Before you begin to bowl, you have to understand the function of the bowling lane. A bowling lane is 60 feet (18. 3 m) long from the foul line, the line closest to the bowler, to the head pin, the pin closest to the bowler.
[header] How to bowl [title] Understand the bowling lane. [step] Before you begin to bowl, you have to understand the function of the bowling lane. A bowling lane is 60 feet (18. 3 m) long from the foul line, the line closest to the bowler, to the head pin, the pin closest to the bowler.
To bowl, you need to recognize that there are no holes in the slate. [substeps] If a hole is in the slate, you hit the bowling ball on the head pin using a plunger set between 0 and 4. It is the operator's weight that will give you good control. To play in the bowling lane, you can perform the head pin tap by hitting a home button. The tennis line is 60 feet (22.9 m) long from the bowling line, to the bowling lane. [substeps] The bowling lane is at 10 feet (23.9 m). There are gutters on either side of the bowling lane. If a ball veers off the lane, it goes into the gutters and is out of play.