• Jun 29, 2012 Sport Doubles 23 changes oil patterns from Cheetah to Earl Anthony beginning Monday night. Diablo Valley Bowl will have the Earl Anthony pattern.
• Randy Pedersen explains the Earl Anthony oil pattern in this Lumber Liquidators 'Know the Wood' ESPN segment. 2018 2011 Know the Wood Feature 2017.

• Earl Anthony Oil Pattern Layout

Earl Anthony Oil Pattern Layout

I will be bowling the Earl Anthony Pattern on a wood surface this weekend. Right handed 45 degrees Axis Rot 15 deg tilt 270 revs max 16 mph PAP is generally 5.5 over.

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When watching the PBA pros, you may think, 'Hey, I bowled a 210 before, I can be a pro too.' It's not as easy as it looks.

There's something that significantly changes the playing surface. Something you can't see: Oil. History In the early days of bowling, oil conditioner was applied to the lane as a barrier to protect the surface from damage over years of use. As lacquer, polyurethane and synthetic surfaces became more popular, oil became part of the sport. Today, PBA members must continuously adjust their strategies and methods of attacking the challenging conditions of the PBA Tour. PBA Lane Maintenance Philosophy The PBA Lane Maintenance Program (LMP) exists to balance the many complicated variables associated with cleaning and conditioning lanes during multi-day PBA tournaments. For all regular events on the PBA Tour, PBA Regional Tour and PBA50 Tour, one or more of the PBA’s patterns will be used at any given tournament.

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PBA Experience leagues use the same oil patterns on which the PBA Tour bowlers compete. The less-forgiving lane conditions are not only a great challenge but also will help you improve your game. For a pdf on how to play the PBA's popular 'Animal' patterns, please click. For videos on how to play the patterns, click.

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