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During the early 1900s, bowling balls were actually made of wood and later, a heavy rubber. Around 1960, bowling ball manufacturers used polyester resin for the first time, enabling the production of plastic balls with bright, swirled colors.

Bowling trivia: King Edward III outlawed bowling in 1366, so that his troops would stay focused on practicing archery.

Bowling is back! Come enjoy our new and improved bowling experience, indulge in our delicious menu items, and meet our Strikes team members that are eager to exceed your customer service expectations! Read below for our commitment to our community and to our guests to fight the spread of COVID 19.

Bowling trivia: there are 39 boards across from left to right on one lane of a bowling alley!

Bowling trivia: In the 1930s, a British anthropologist discovered evidence of bowling items in an Egyptian grave!

Strikes is here to remind you to get out and vote today!

Bowling trivia: you have to knock down 120 pins - 12 strikes - to bowl a 300 game!

Bowling speeds up your metabolism, helping burn excess fat. So the next time someone asks what gym you use, tell them you bowl at Strikes!

Happy Halloween! Come on out and bowl in costume!

We look forward to welcoming you back to bowling as soon as you feel it’s safest for you and your family. Visit our website or give us a call to find out about hours!

Be sure to get out and vote!

Welcome to a new way to bowl. We have taken every precaution to make your family’s experience as safe as possible when you decide to return, including more frequent and deeper cleanings and thinking about how to use their space differently so that you have more of it.

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