caboolture bowl
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Caboolture Bowl will be hosting a Kegel Challenge Event on Sunday the 4th July 2010 at 9.30am.
There will 3 patterns on the day.
Pattern 1. WINDING ROAD - 2839 | This oil pattern uses a distance of 39 feet with very little downlane help to guide the ball into the pocket. Because of the lower ratios towards the end of pattern, the greatest factor on how the WINDING ROAD will play is the lane surface and how the bowlers breakdown the pattern. The WINDING ROAD could play more inside or it could play more outside but the player who figures it out will straighten out the WINDING ROAD! 39 feet, 22.44ml per lane.
Pattern 2. Kegel Kode: 4241 This 41 foot pattern will usually play where the most worn or highest friction part of the lane surface is. This is usually between boards 13 to 8. The players who excel in reading their ball motion and adjust accordingly will make this pattern look relatively easy. 41 feet, 24.24ml per lane
Pattern 3. DEAD MAN'S CURVE - 3043 This 43 foot pattern has more out of bounds than most patterns because of the increased application of conditioner on the forward pass. With a slight increase slope of oil from the 10th board to the 15th board on the return pass, the goal of the player is to target along those boards of extra conditioner without swinging the ball too much towards the outside part of the lane. Players who try to excessively curve the ball with too much speed will find DEAD MAN'S CURVE hazardous to their score. 43 foot, 24.48ml per lane.
Go to kegel.net and read about these patterns?
5 games will be bowled on each pattern.
Lunch will be provided.
Prizes: 1st $100.00, 2nd $80.00, 3rd $60.00, 4th $40.00 and 5th $20.00 on each pattern ($300.00 for each pattern and a total of $900.00) Prize fund based on 18 bowlers.
Cost: $120.00
Time for a challenge, Please leave your name here or call Caboolture Bowl on 54956000.
Thanks
Batesy
There will 3 patterns on the day.
Pattern 1. WINDING ROAD - 2839 | This oil pattern uses a distance of 39 feet with very little downlane help to guide the ball into the pocket. Because of the lower ratios towards the end of pattern, the greatest factor on how the WINDING ROAD will play is the lane surface and how the bowlers breakdown the pattern. The WINDING ROAD could play more inside or it could play more outside but the player who figures it out will straighten out the WINDING ROAD! 39 feet, 22.44ml per lane.
Pattern 2. Kegel Kode: 4241 This 41 foot pattern will usually play where the most worn or highest friction part of the lane surface is. This is usually between boards 13 to 8. The players who excel in reading their ball motion and adjust accordingly will make this pattern look relatively easy. 41 feet, 24.24ml per lane
Pattern 3. DEAD MAN'S CURVE - 3043 This 43 foot pattern has more out of bounds than most patterns because of the increased application of conditioner on the forward pass. With a slight increase slope of oil from the 10th board to the 15th board on the return pass, the goal of the player is to target along those boards of extra conditioner without swinging the ball too much towards the outside part of the lane. Players who try to excessively curve the ball with too much speed will find DEAD MAN'S CURVE hazardous to their score. 43 foot, 24.48ml per lane.
Go to kegel.net and read about these patterns?
5 games will be bowled on each pattern.
Lunch will be provided.
Prizes: 1st $100.00, 2nd $80.00, 3rd $60.00, 4th $40.00 and 5th $20.00 on each pattern ($300.00 for each pattern and a total of $900.00) Prize fund based on 18 bowlers.
Cost: $120.00
Time for a challenge, Please leave your name here or call Caboolture Bowl on 54956000.
Thanks
Batesy
