Maryam Bowling
Kish Island's only
bowling center, a quality center, Maryam Bowling,
opened March, 2005 and has entertained hundreds of bowling enthusiasts since
that time. The bowling center is located on the entrance floor of the Maryam
Bowling Center and features a state-of-the-art 16 lane bowling area, a supervised
children's play center and convenient snack Bar to serve any need.
Maryam bowling Lanes sports the latest, most popular attractions available from famous Bowling. These include Frameworx seating and automatic scoring and Cosmic Bowling. All these features add up to a great time bowling!
Bowling Background
Bowling is one of the most popular participatory (and television) sports in
North America. The game is a test of coordination and strength but is relaxing
enough to be social as well. Bowling is a sport that can be played by people
of all ages, regardless of sex or physical condition.
The object is to roll the bowling ball down a "lane" and knock down as many "pins" as
possible. There are two types of bowling: five pin or 10 pin. Each bowler gets
two tries in a "frame" in ten pin, and three balls per frame in five pin bowling.
A game lasts for ten frames.
A "strike" occurs when a player knocks down all the pins in the first attempt.
In 10 pin bowling, the bowler gets 10 points for a strike. In five pin, a strike
counts for 15 points. A player getting a strike gets a bonus of the score from
the next two balls in the next frame (these, in effect, count twice).
The "spare" is the second best way to score, by knocking over all the pins with
the second ball. A 10 pin bowler gets 10 points for a spare plus the score from
the next ball thrown. In five pin, the player scores 15 points for the spare
plus the sum from the next ball thrown.
If not all the pins are knocked down, a player gets one point for each pin knocked
down.
Bowling can be a noisy sport, with the noise of falling pins in several lanes
at once. It is courtesy that if requested, to be quiet so a player in the next
lane can concentrate. Like driving a car at a four way stop, yield to the lane
to your right (though, the bowler shooting the second ball has priority over
the one who is rolling a first ball).