Even though they’re still five years away, preparations for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics are already underway. Part of those preparations include decisions on which sporting events will get to be part of the official games. 26 sports federations have...

2015 has been a busy year in the bowling circuit world, which means there are lots of bowling news updates to be had. Who’s winning championships? Who’s making a name for themselves on tour? Who’s come back...

Interested in what’s going on in the bowling world outside your home bowling alley? We’ve got some updates on bowling industry updates for Spring 2015. Southern California’s Top Bowling Alley Proprietor of 2015...

One of the great things about bowling is that it is a sport that people can compete in at nearly any age. In this post, we’ll discuss some noteworthy events in the world of professional seniors bowling and...

This May, the United States Bowling Congress (USBC) Queens tournament was held in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Queens, one of the most prestigious women’s bowling tournaments in the country, is open to any woman...

Bowling in the U.S. has undergone a lot of changes in the last few decades, and bowling alley business plans have had to change as a result. In this post, we’ll look at where bowling is still popular, where its...

Bowlers who are starting to play on a professional level may hear a variety of slang words while on the lanes. Like many sports, bowling has a unique set of lingo with words that offer distinct meanings for the...

As proud members of the bowling business world, we’re always happy to report when valued members of the community are recognized for their work. This year, Bowlingdigital.com’s owner and editor Herbert Bickel...

Bowling isn’t just for league players these days. The world of bowling has seen many recent developments, including changes to the quality of food and drink offered at your local lanes, or the addition of games...