Practice Bowling Etiquette
Bowling is supposed to be fun. As you read the following rules of etiquette, remember that their intent is only to help the game run smoothly.
Instructions
1. Read and follow all specific rules posted at the alley.
2. Wear only bowling shoes on the lanes.
3. Wait for the pin-setting machine to finish its cycle before bowling.
4. Allow the bowler in an adjacent lane to play first if you both approach the runway at the same time. Especially defer to a bowler in the lane on your right. Otherwise, the player who arrives first goes first.
5. Observe the foul line, even in casual play. Play fair.
6. Bowl the ball down the lane. Do not throw or toss the ball, as it may damage the lane.
7. Confine your bowling to your own lane.
8. Avoid using someone else's ball without permission.
9. Avoid distracting other players while they bowl. Limit swearing and bad language as much as possible.
10. Be ready when it's your turn.
11. Keep accurate score. Technical innovations have automated scorekeeping at most alleys.
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