I still believe Daugherty vs Mika is the greatest PBA match ever. The elation from Tom getting 100 to the absolute despair of Mika missing the 300. Both ends were thrilling
I totally agree with you. I'm a huge Tom Daughtry fan just because of the way he handled that 100 and look how good he is doing now on the tour . He's one of the money leaders on the tour now really a class act guy.
If you’re going to throw 100 on TV, at least Daugherty did it in a match that he wasn’t gonna win anyway because his opponent put up a 299. It’d suck way worse to lose 299-267 or 169-100.
@@iceman5117 That’s right. Even Tiger Woods, during his absolute prime, in 2002 shot 81 at the British Open. He had already won the Masters and U.S. Open and was only 2 strokes off the lead after 36 holes. The playing conditions were nasty in the 3rd round. Lots of rain and wind, but only three players shot higher than Tiger’s 81. But then he shot 6 under the next day to only finish 6 shots behind and in 28th place. He shot 70-68-81-65.
Their reactions were crazy too! He was happy to get 100 and the crowd cheered. the other guy devastated laying on the floor covering his face from getting 299.
@@TheGeneral308 especially since you only have one way to beat 299. Which means to be perfect. Daugherty could not have had a better time to bowl 100 lmao
Even before these 'kids'... I saw Earl Anthony throw something along the lines of a 140 on TV once. Earl Anthony was the guy who, when people saw him at a tournament, they automatically assumed he was going to be on the show, so there were only 4 other spots to win from, instead of the five spots. So watching Earl throw a stinker, was nothing short of JAW DROPPING. He was the LAST guy you'd have picked to throw a game like that.
Nice honorable mention on Dennis Jacques. Speaking of, he shot the lowest game in the championship match to win a title back in 1983. It was at the Molson Open in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. He bowled a 157 to beat Sam Zurich by one pin. Funny thing is that Dennis averaged over 230 and was the Tournament Leader. I believe that you can find that match on TH-cam.
@NateCraven318 Unfortunately Nate, Dennis passed away on 5/23/2023. I attended his wake and funeral service and paid my respects to his family. Dennis was also a family friend.😔🙏🏾
That last one, by Mika, was a REAL heart-breaker!!!!! Still...a 299 is beyond amazing, so congrats to you, Mika...and don't you ever do that to my heart, ever again! I was heart-broken, when I saw that stinkin' 10-Pin still standing!
I feel that last guys pain. I was omw to a 300 and got the strike in the 9th frame followed by 2 gutterballs in the 10th. I could "FEEL" the sigh and "aww" from everyone in my league and everyone who was in the alley that night who was standing behind me watching . they all wanted to see that 300 and i choked big time.
Some others: 2008 Bayer Classic, Mike DeVaney 135 The 1983 Molson Golden Bowling Challenge title match: 157-156 Tom Daugherty at the 2019 PBA Playoffs: 137 The Entire 2009 Scorpion Championship Telecast 1987 Budweiser Classic Semi Final and Title Match: 179-135, 169-160 respectively 1992 Showboat Invitational Title Match: 175-150 And plenty of others
A few more: Mike Wolfe - 147 - 2005 Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Open Eugene McCune - 151 - 2004 Orange County Classic Dennis Horan Jr. - 159 - 2003 Greater Kansas City classic D.J. Archer - 149 - 2004 ABC Masters Tony Reyes - 154 - 2005 Baby Ruth Real Deal Classic
I don't follow pro bowling often, but I do know who Jason Belmonte is. It's hard to believe how often he was in this video, despite me hearing just how dominant he can be.
@Time To Wake Up Why is that surprising? The greatest have bad games at times. That's why the legends who were on tour 40+ years only averaged, roughly, one win a year. This game is more difficult than most give credit. And even the best can be made to look like amateurs at times
I wonder what the lowest ever score shot in a PBA tournament is? I do know Guppy Troup shot 92 in Columbus, OH circa 1987, the same event Dave Husted shot 135 on TV and Leroy Bornhop won the tournament shooting 179 and 169 on TV.
This is like a disaster whoever is shooting a low score on TV. Biggest lowlights ever!!! 2:26 When Pete left the 7-10, he is like hahahahahahahaha! 9:56 Fail!
Pete Weber and his dad are two of the best bowlers ever on the tour Pete is a really great guy. He owned the PBA in Poland since he was a teenager on the tour he was winning $100,000 a year back in the 70s so don't talk down Pete.
Most of them can't because their balls are drilled in such a pattern and they use so much of the lane for their normal throw to compensate for offset drilling that it doesn't allow for much adjustment room. That's why the old second-arrow down-and-in strokers could adjust better than the modern crankers. All a down-and-in stroker typically has to do is move over a few boards one way or the other to find the oil. Of course, with more crankers out their laying weird tracks in the oil, it's harder for anyone to adjust.
Yes. My buddy and I started bowling 3 months ago and it is ridiculous how inconsistent we can be from game to game and frame to frame, but we are getting better. I rolled 185 maybe 5 weeks ago but haven't gotten close since. I was happy to roll a 153 yesterday.
Back in the 90's, I was on my way to an 800 series in a sanctioned tournament. I rolled a 269, then a 279...then a whopping 126 in the last game for a 674 series. The lane oil really started breaking down on the right side in the last couple frames of game 2 and first few frames of game 3, and then went to complete shit for both myself and my opponent by the 4th frame. I was throwing a 13lb Burgundy Hammer at the time, and I couldn't throw it fast and flat enough to keep it from breaking over to the high side during that last game. Even my plastic spare ball wanted to hook, but not enough to be useful. I promptly bought a black hammer after the tournament to fill the gap.
Randy does such an iconic call of Mika's 299. "Reminiscent of Don Johnson's 299. You see Mika hit the turf. Jack Biondolilo's record is safe. The only person to shoot a telvised 300 at the Tournament of Champions."
I haven't bowled regularly since my late teens, nearly 40 years ago. My high score back then was 199, and I probably averaged around 150. I feel a little better about that now, lol.
Was literally me today. Made the mistake of bowling at a different alley that had the lights off and big screen TV playing over all the lanes. Couldn't see the lane markings and lights were dancing over my lane randomly. Was still able to get a 201 though.
sounds like a fun experience. I’ve been to alleys with clear disco balls above my head but haven’t bowled in the dark like that since I was *super* young, with my family. but I completely understand your point. I couldn’t imagine trying to focus on bowling at my best in that kinda atmosphere. anyway, nice job! that’s a real great score.
@@048_bxo Yeah thanks. I found a good alley though. Was able to get 245 there. Still haven't gotten back to my best of 278. I threw perfect balls that game but had to settle for a spare in one frame. 11 strikes that game though
I mean at the end of the day when you throw a perfect strike ball and it doesn't strike what can you do? It's always the 10 pen for me. It almost never goes down
This was painful yet super entertaining haha. If I’m not mistaken, didnt Marshall Holman shoot a 128 once a long time ago when he got his double gutter?
Wouldn't be Tim Criss. He had 28 TV appearances for five national titles and was runner-up four times between 1994 and 2007. Lowest game ever shot on TV prior to Tom Dougherty shooting 100 against Mika was 129 by Steve Jaros against Mike Edwards in the 1992 Brunswick World Open. Roy Buckley held the record for 20 years with a 131 at the 1972 Buckeye Open in Toledo, OH. Steve Neff shot 133 at the 1979 Firestone TOC in Fairlawn. Joe Staton rolled 133 against Dennis Jacques at the 1983 Miller High Life Classic in Anaheim, CA. Marshall Holman shot 134 against Pete Weber in the 1989 A&W Fairlanes Open in Phoenix, AZ. Dave Husted shot 135 in Columbus OH in 1987 against Leroy Bornhop. I think Dom Barrett from England had a 129 some years after Daugherty's 100 IIRC.
I knew those stupid synthetic pins were going to be trouble. I managed a 74 lane house and after about 3 weeks with those pins, I begged the owners to send them back. I offered to pay the difference between the synthetic and wood pins out of my own pocket and that proved how desperate I was and they relented and we got new wood pins. I can only hope that they've improved them since but I have always said they were a problem and certainly NOT something the game of bowling needed, making things even worse.
Tom Daugherty-Mika Koivuniemi... That has to be the wildest disparity given they're both right handers... how is that even possible? It's like the lanes have been replaced by their evil twins every time Tom steps up!
These bowling scores are about my high scores in bowling when I got once a week on my off day. But I'm just bowling for the fun of it and they're bowling for a livelihood.
I remember watching this roughly a year ago and my PR wasn’t even close to these guys. Now Today I can say I scored better than Pete Weber by 6 😭😭and belmonte by 9
I remember in some old book from when I was a kid a pro bowler I guess in the minor leagues or something got a score of 3 on his first ball and then bowled 19 straight gutterballs. He said he never showed his face in an alley again after that.
i saw tom daugherty 100 when it happened and with the no thumb delivery like a lot of random kids do at the local bowling alleys all i could think was it looked like a random fan was bowling against mika not an actual pro bowler
Hard not to notice how when the scores are this low, BOTH players are almost always doing bad. It’s important to be able adjust to different oil patterns and playing conditions, but in most cases when pros are both playing this miserably it is due to either a botched oil job or unorthodox pattern.
Last weekend during cosmic bowling a young man was one strike away from 300 and rolled a 9 on his final ball. I just hope I didn't distract him with the goofy Primus song I had just started on the jukebox.
Those 7-10 splits are weird. They hit the pocket light and left them. I think I left one or two in ten years of league bowling, but I hit the nose though.
So your telling me that a professional bowler with his own sponsors who bowls for a living seriously bowled 100 in the masters and his game was televised lmfao 😂😂😂
The Dom Barrett one was actually a 126, not a 129. Even worse than Jaros' 129, which used to be the lowest televised game in PBA history before Daugherty's 100 topped it.
On the last clip, I was asking why they are showing the obvious winner against the 100 then I realized he was going for 300. And then he didnt get it. Heartbreaking.
Dom Barrett actually bowled 126 but I accidentally put 129 down
Focused on Steve Jaros
Unacceptable. You had 1 job. Jk
@@insolentMinx47 ok..... LOL
I actually bowled a 289 but accidently put 89 down
he only got 16 above my highest ever score
I still believe Daugherty vs Mika is the greatest PBA match ever. The elation from Tom getting 100 to the absolute despair of Mika missing the 300. Both ends were thrilling
I totally agree with you. I'm a huge Tom Daughtry fan just because of the way he handled that 100 and look how good he is doing now on the tour . He's one of the money leaders on the tour now really a class act guy.
I saw your comment before I finished the video. I was like, please let that match be on here! That was the greatest!
@@ramonpickard1683 everyone has a bad day now and then
If you’re going to throw 100 on TV, at least Daugherty did it in a match that he wasn’t gonna win anyway because his opponent put up a 299. It’d suck way worse to lose 299-267 or 169-100.
@@iceman5117 That’s right. Even Tiger Woods, during his absolute prime, in 2002 shot 81 at the British Open. He had already won the Masters and U.S. Open and was only 2 strokes off the lead after 36 holes. The playing conditions were nasty in the 3rd round. Lots of rain and wind, but only three players shot higher than Tiger’s 81. But then he shot 6 under the next day to only finish 6 shots behind and in 28th place. He shot 70-68-81-65.
That last clip is damn near the funniest thing i've ever seen. Dude gets a 100 followed by the worst 300 robbery possible
Eh, that last ball was more of a weak 10 that almost had a lucky carry.
Their reactions were crazy too! He was happy to get 100 and the crowd cheered. the other guy devastated laying on the floor covering his face from getting 299.
When the lowest televised scores are better than your scores when you’re playing well
Jesus stop bowling !😭
🤔😏true dat.
Amen
I'm avg.....got over 200 twice.
Hell even the first two guys bowled right over my average lmao.
If you told me I'd bowl a 100 and win $50,000, I'd be fine with that.
I guess if you are going to bowl bad doing it when the guy you are against bowls 299 is the time to do it.
@@TheGeneral308 especially since you only have one way to beat 299. Which means to be perfect. Daugherty could not have had a better time to bowl 100 lmao
As a player constantly struggling with form, seeing the pros have off days really makes me feel better lol
I agree completely!!
Even before these 'kids'...
I saw Earl Anthony throw something along the lines of a 140 on TV once.
Earl Anthony was the guy who, when people saw him at a tournament, they automatically assumed he was going to be on the show, so there were only 4 other spots to win from, instead of the five spots.
So watching Earl throw a stinker, was nothing short of JAW DROPPING. He was the LAST guy you'd have picked to throw a game like that.
From 100 to ESPY Best Bowler. What a ride Daugherty has had.
I instantly became a huge fan of Tom Daughtry just by the way he handled that one hundred and look how his successful he is now.
that tiny little ponytail on pete weber 2:35 lol he’s so damn creepy
And out of all of them, Tom Daugherty showed the most positivity despite literally being the lowest score…
No joke. 13:02 is how i feel breaking 100. With a crowd behind me.
LMAO For real tho when you bowl so bad its just comedical 😂
Nice honorable mention on Dennis Jacques. Speaking of, he shot the lowest game in the championship match to win a title back in 1983. It was at the Molson Open in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. He bowled a 157 to beat Sam Zurich by one pin. Funny thing is that Dennis averaged over 230 and was the Tournament Leader. I believe that you can find that match on TH-cam.
Oh Dennis Jacques died btw...
@NateCraven318 Unfortunately Nate, Dennis passed away on 5/23/2023. I attended his wake and funeral service and paid my respects to his family. Dennis was also a family friend.😔🙏🏾
so wait a minute the lowest winning score in a title match is a 163, but a lowest winning score on TV is a 159 pete weber right?
RIP to Jacques. Does Windsor even still have a tenpin alley or is it just Playdium the 5 pin house remaining?
You've done it!! The video I was too afraid to make 🤣👏👏
Cause Mr. 100 will come out to get him. 😂😂
That last one, by Mika, was a REAL heart-breaker!!!!! Still...a 299 is beyond amazing, so congrats to you, Mika...and don't you ever do that to my heart, ever again! I was heart-broken, when I saw that stinkin' 10-Pin still standing!
It wouldnt have been so bad if it was solid but it was moving and ready to fall.
9:56 Me when I get a new ball
When you haven't bowled in a while and nothing fits
dude, I suck at bowling and that happened to me before, but I let go of the ball instead of falling
lol i love the commentary... "unbelievable" "terrible shot" "inexcusable" haha
I feel that last guys pain. I was omw to a 300 and got the strike in the 9th frame followed by 2 gutterballs in the 10th. I could "FEEL" the sigh and "aww" from everyone in my league and everyone who was in the alley that night who was standing behind me watching . they all wanted to see that 300 and i choked big time.
😂
I have a 290 on the books with the first 11. I also have a 292. I feel the pain.
When both guys are bowling that low, you know it's a tough pattern 😬
Just because someone is a pro, doesn't mean every time they play will be a blow out.
We're all humans after all and some days are better than others.
I agree with that. I have had my bad games, but that is way it goes.
I actually use Tom's 100 to keep me motivated when I bowl bad
Some others: 2008 Bayer Classic, Mike DeVaney 135
The 1983 Molson Golden Bowling Challenge title match: 157-156
Tom Daugherty at the 2019 PBA Playoffs: 137
The Entire 2009 Scorpion Championship Telecast
1987 Budweiser Classic Semi Final and Title Match: 179-135, 169-160 respectively
1992 Showboat Invitational Title Match: 175-150
And plenty of others
I think I should make a part two 🤔
Ñame more
I was sitting in the stands at the 1983 Molson Bowling Challenge. Nerve wracking as a family member.
A few more:
Mike Wolfe - 147 - 2005 Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Open
Eugene McCune - 151 - 2004 Orange County Classic
Dennis Horan Jr. - 159 - 2003 Greater Kansas City classic
D.J. Archer - 149 - 2004 ABC Masters
Tony Reyes - 154 - 2005 Baby Ruth Real Deal Classic
I don't follow pro bowling often, but I do know who Jason Belmonte is. It's hard to believe how often he was in this video, despite me hearing just how dominant he can be.
Yeah I was surprised to see the greatest bowler who ever lived on here so often
@Time To Wake Up Why is that surprising? The greatest have bad games at times. That's why the legends who were on tour 40+ years only averaged, roughly, one win a year. This game is more difficult than most give credit. And even the best can be made to look like amateurs at times
@@timetowakeup6302 Give me one-handed bowlers any day.
That was so sad for Blanchard couldn't catch a break and wasnt even throwing it bad
9:56 omh my 😢😢
You misspelled "Daugherty", but a good video nonetheless. And yeah, I'm sure that 100 game is WAY behind him now, since he's won a major.
This is what my 3rd game in league looks like🤣🤣🤣. I be ready to get the hell outta there
7:17 that sounds like Fred Flintstones ball going down the lane. Maybe he would have done better that game if he used Fred's twinkle toes approach?
I wonder what the lowest ever score shot in a PBA tournament is?
I do know Guppy Troup shot 92 in Columbus, OH circa 1987, the same event Dave Husted shot 135 on TV and Leroy Bornhop won the tournament shooting 179 and 169 on TV.
It pleases me so much to see me at my best is actually better than some pro performances
This is like a disaster whoever is shooting a low score on TV. Biggest lowlights ever!!!
2:26 When Pete left the 7-10, he is like hahahahahahahaha!
9:56 Fail!
Pete Weber and his dad are two of the best bowlers ever on the tour Pete is a really great guy. He owned the PBA in Poland since he was a teenager on the tour he was winning $100,000 a year back in the 70s so don't talk down Pete.
@@ramonpickard1683 Dick Weber was a world class gentleman. Little Petey is a world class jackass!
The funniest thing about these pros is they refuse to adjust their shot.
Most of them can't because their balls are drilled in such a pattern and they use so much of the lane for their normal throw to compensate for offset drilling that it doesn't allow for much adjustment room. That's why the old second-arrow down-and-in strokers could adjust better than the modern crankers. All a down-and-in stroker typically has to do is move over a few boards one way or the other to find the oil. Of course, with more crankers out their laying weird tracks in the oil, it's harder for anyone to adjust.
@@BluesDeville Exactly right. Not to mention two handers spraying urethane around like a broken firehose and it's a total mess.
My father and I once bowled 200, we thought we might as well sign up for a league! The very next game I rolled 86 and he did 110
Yes. My buddy and I started bowling 3 months ago and it is ridiculous how inconsistent we can be from game to game and frame to frame, but we are getting better. I rolled 185 maybe 5 weeks ago but haven't gotten close since. I was happy to roll a 153 yesterday.
Back in the 90's, I was on my way to an 800 series in a sanctioned tournament. I rolled a 269, then a 279...then a whopping 126 in the last game for a 674 series. The lane oil really started breaking down on the right side in the last couple frames of game 2 and first few frames of game 3, and then went to complete shit for both myself and my opponent by the 4th frame. I was throwing a 13lb Burgundy Hammer at the time, and I couldn't throw it fast and flat enough to keep it from breaking over to the high side during that last game. Even my plastic spare ball wanted to hook, but not enough to be useful. I promptly bought a black hammer after the tournament to fill the gap.
It never dawned on me when the lanes do that to throw it up flat. Nice series…even with the 126.
The PBA wants everyone to forget that last match ever occurred, that’s why you can’t find it lol
Teasing us mere mortals into thinking we have a chance.
Randy does such an iconic call of Mika's 299. "Reminiscent of Don Johnson's 299. You see Mika hit the turf. Jack Biondolilo's record is safe. The only person to shoot a telvised 300 at the Tournament of Champions."
My kid just asked me how I got good at bowling. I almost laughed. My average is 100. 😂😂😂
There's footage somewhere from Dennis Jacques beat Sam Zurich 157-156 in Canada in 1983 somewhere on TH-cam - Molson Challenge (I think).
th-cam.com/video/F4sMk6XU6vs/w-d-xo.html
@@JH223BowlingVids found it! 😉👍🏻
You should do a part two of this. And put Sean rash vs kris Prather, aka match one of the 2020 tournament of champions.
2:47 that "inexcusable" was gold
Also 12:37 were they spittin bars?
I haven't bowled regularly since my late teens, nearly 40 years ago. My high score back then was 199, and I probably averaged around 150. I feel a little better about that now, lol.
Well I'm feeling better about my 160 average, although I haven't tried any of these harder patterns.
Was literally me today. Made the mistake of bowling at a different alley that had the lights off and big screen TV playing over all the lanes. Couldn't see the lane markings and lights were dancing over my lane randomly. Was still able to get a 201 though.
sounds like a fun experience. I’ve been to alleys with clear disco balls above my head but haven’t bowled in the dark like that since I was *super* young, with my family. but I completely understand your point. I couldn’t imagine trying to focus on bowling at my best in that kinda atmosphere. anyway, nice job! that’s a real great score.
@@048_bxo Yeah thanks. I found a good alley though. Was able to get 245 there. Still haven't gotten back to my best of 278. I threw perfect balls that game but had to settle for a spare in one frame. 11 strikes that game though
I just got back to bowling after three years of the pandemic my average is 97 after seeing this I feel better
I mean at the end of the day when you throw a perfect strike ball and it doesn't strike what can you do? It's always the 10 pen for me. It almost never goes down
This was painful yet super entertaining haha. If I’m not mistaken, didnt Marshall Holman shoot a 128 once a long time ago when he got his double gutter?
He did double gutter but scored a 186
19 in the 3rd frame
If memory serves.... Tim Criss bowled a 96 in the stepladder finals. Sometime in the 80s, I believe. We've all been there.
Holy fuck. My lowest game in league this past 2021 was 108. I bet it's be alot worse if I was bowling like I did on sports shot in a pba tournament
Wouldn't be Tim Criss. He had 28 TV appearances for five national titles and was runner-up four times between 1994 and 2007.
Lowest game ever shot on TV prior to Tom Dougherty shooting 100 against Mika was 129 by Steve Jaros against Mike Edwards in the 1992 Brunswick World Open.
Roy Buckley held the record for 20 years with a 131 at the 1972 Buckeye Open in Toledo, OH.
Steve Neff shot 133 at the 1979 Firestone TOC in Fairlawn.
Joe Staton rolled 133 against Dennis Jacques at the 1983 Miller High Life Classic in Anaheim, CA.
Marshall Holman shot 134 against Pete Weber in the 1989 A&W Fairlanes Open in Phoenix, AZ.
Dave Husted shot 135 in Columbus OH in 1987 against Leroy Bornhop.
I think Dom Barrett from England had a 129 some years after Daugherty's 100 IIRC.
damn, these are some honest crowd reactions
8:35💀 whiffffs all🤣
this is like a tutorial on how to get on the wavelength of your opponents anxiety
Part 2?
Indeed
Dam Man you on the Pba bowlers hit list....lol
😂😂😂
CAN you put parte 2 yes or no ?
Yes
Oh I’ve been waiting for a vid like this!
Just bowled 50. Needed to see this to make myself feel better
Dude im 8 and I bowl 60 almost every time without bumpers
Seeing Pete Weber doing poorly makes me feel good
That ponytail makes it all the better.
I knew those stupid synthetic pins were going to be trouble. I managed a 74 lane house and after about 3 weeks with those pins, I begged the owners to send them back. I offered to pay the difference between the synthetic and wood pins out of my own pocket and that proved how desperate I was and they relented and we got new wood pins. I can only hope that they've improved them since but I have always said they were a problem and certainly NOT something the game of bowling needed, making things even worse.
My dad once told me he saw the great Dick Weber shoot a 109.
Glad to see even the pros have a bad day now and then
Tom Daugherty-Mika Koivuniemi... That has to be the wildest disparity given they're both right handers... how is that even possible? It's like the lanes have been replaced by their evil twins every time Tom steps up!
I sold all my bowling balls and went back to betting on cornhole after watching this
I enjoyed watching Josh Blanchard in this one
One thing I always notice is that pros usually go for spares with a spin.
These bowling scores are about my high scores in bowling when I got once a week on my off day. But I'm just bowling for the fun of it and they're bowling for a livelihood.
Is this attributed to bad lanes?
I remember watching this roughly a year ago and my PR wasn’t even close to these guys. Now Today I can say I scored better than Pete Weber by 6 😭😭and belmonte by 9
Good count Sean XD
Hilarious how the Ohhhh’s… Ahhhh’s and clapping abruptly cease.
I remember in some old book from when I was a kid a pro bowler I guess in the minor leagues or something got a score of 3 on his first ball and then bowled 19 straight gutterballs. He said he never showed his face in an alley again after that.
That's whenever each player hasn't figured out the oil pattern
i saw tom daugherty 100 when it happened and with the no thumb delivery like a lot of random kids do at the local bowling alleys all i could think was it looked like a random fan was bowling against mika not an actual pro bowler
Mika’s win was more painful than Tom’s loss
6:26 that was brutal
Agreed
That was nasty work
So why do games like this happen, when both players do poorly? Is there a problem with the lane, or just happenstance?
Jaros had a 99 on tv once with the gold pins I think
Even some of the lowest scores are higher than my bowling average.
That messenger would've been a smooth finish.
𝘿𝙪𝙙𝙚, 𝙞𝙣𝙩𝙧𝙤 𝙞𝙨 𝙨𝙤 𝙨𝙞𝙞𝙞𝙞𝙞𝙞𝙘𝙠 😎🤘🎸
If you are ever struggling with your bowling, just watch this video. The pros struggle too at times.
11:43 *126
Already knew about that
Congrats Packy!
2015 USBC Masters AJ Johnson shot a 157 vs Belmo's 202
🤦♂️
The broadcast really have to rub it in Blanchard by making his portrait disappear lol
We only need ONE PIN, Rodney! :)
Also- Most if not all those bowlers seen were not yet born when that TV ad for Miller Lite aired in 1982 :)
10:08 not a foul cuz he never let go of it? Really? Then why can I see both of his hands empty when he is sitting down at 9:59?
I did not see that
Hard not to notice how when the scores are this low, BOTH players are almost always doing bad. It’s important to be able adjust to different oil patterns and playing conditions, but in most cases when pros are both playing this miserably it is due to either a botched oil job or unorthodox pattern.
4:50 that clown cupping the ball like that, throwing with two hands, deserves every split he leaves.
So do you then. How rude!
Its like the pins are alive and know how to screw ur mind
If you bowl you know that's 100% the truth!
their lowest scores are my best scores…damn
Last weekend during cosmic bowling a young man was one strike away from 300 and rolled a 9 on his final ball. I just hope I didn't distract him with the goofy Primus song I had just started on the jukebox.
Anyone who throws with 2 hands deserves splits
Has your grandchild seen your comment?
Those 7-10 splits are weird. They hit the pocket light and left them. I think I left one or two in ten years of league bowling, but I hit the nose though.
9:56... WTF!
All the splits. Sooo many splits
this goes to show everyone has their bad days
I don't know what is worse the score or Pete Webers pony tail man bun hair ?
Im guessing jason belmonte moved onto a career in insurance..maybe?
So your telling me that a professional bowler with his own sponsors who bowls for a living seriously bowled 100 in the masters and his game was televised lmfao 😂😂😂
Scott the Engineer once bowled a 69 at the US Open.
The black cloud
The Dom Barrett one was actually a 126, not a 129. Even worse than Jaros' 129, which used to be the lowest televised game in PBA history before Daugherty's 100 topped it.
Wait I just saw your comment about this, whoops.
For brief moments in time I could beat PBA scores.
Bowling is brutal
On the last clip, I was asking why they are showing the obvious winner against the 100 then I realized he was going for 300. And then he didnt get it. Heartbreaking.