Sea Bowl Is Closed!

As you may have heard, as of July 13th, Gov. Newsom has order the closure of most indoor activities - including bowling.

Right now we do not have a timeline of when we might possibly reopen, but as soon as we do you will see it here.

For additional details, see our Latest Guideline Changes page.

Stay safe! Stay Distant!

Bowling Tips

We have put together a few resources to help you enhance your experience at the bowling alley.

A quick and effective method to improve your throw.

Choosing the right ball can make all the difference.

Courteous bowling tips by Martha Stewart

The key to bowling is your approach. Without a solid approach anything else you do will have limited effect.

Once you are familiar with the basic Four-Step approach (see the video above) you can start to work on polishing.

Try these three things as you practice your approach:

Stay Steady
During your approach try to stay stable. Keep your head and upper body firm and balanced. Keep your eyes fixed on the target all the way through your release.
Feel The Swing
As a beginner, many people have a natural tendency to "push" the ball down the lane. Practice "swinging" the ball. Visualize your arm as a pendulum with the ball attached to the end. Allow the ball to swing comfortably during your approach - don't lift, pull or push - just swing. When you get it right it should feel smooth and almost effortless.
Keep It Straight
Now that you are starting to feel the swing of the ball as you approach, you can start noticing the angle of your swing. A common mistake is to allow your arm to "arc" slightly during your swing. See if you can keep your arc straight in line with your target all the way through the approach.

It all seems so simple, but practicing these basic elements will make you a better and happier bowler.