Pick up an old bowling ball at a thrift store, and then you'll be all set to make this fun backyard project. Thanks Birds & Blooms Magazine for the...

Skip taking your Brunswick bowling ball to the pro shop and instead use these common clean-a-bowling-ball DIY methods to resurface it at home. All you need is some hot water, rubbing alcohol, a microfiber towel, and other cleaning agents to get started. #remove #oil #bowling #ball

Make your bowling ball shine with this simple recipe.

First step, filling holes with aluminum foil.

In this free video lesson, Scott Pohl, owner of On Track Pro Shop, covers how to maintain your bowling ball’s finger inserts and surface.

Searching for ideas on what to do with old bowling ball? We have an idea for you to upcycle a bowling ball for your garden. Last summer when we were all home,…

Get out your old bowling balls or head to a local garage sale and get out your paint brushes for this cute project. Lady bug bowling balls don't just have t...

Throwing a bowling ball isn’t as easy as it looks but it’s no rocket science either. Knowing the right techniques will help to improve your game a lot.

Penny balls are quick and easy to make! They look beautiful in your garden, and they also repel slugs and will make hydrangea flowers blue. I found many samples…