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Open bowling

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Open bowling^[1] is a term used by bowlers and bowling establishments to describe non-sanctioned play. Open bowling has numerous purposes, including competition, practice, and recreation.

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↑ Ryan, Shawn (3 July 2025). "What's the Difference Between League Bowling and Open Bowling?". bowlersmart.com. Retrieved 25 November 2025.

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