With potential PBA Player of the Year implications and a challenging test of versatility and skill, the U.S. Open will be the last chance for players to earn a PBA Tour title this season.

Nineteen-time title winner Tommy Jones of Simpsonville, South Carolina, and former ownership partners Mike Slade and Rob Glaser have been elected to the Professional Bowlers Association Hall of Fame, PBA Commissioner Tom Clark announced today.

The list of past champions at the U.S. Open reads as a who’s who of bowling greats – Pete Weber, Marshall Holman, Walter Ray Williams Jr., Mark Roth, just to name a few.

After last year’s U.S. Open, some might expect Pete Weber to have some pointed words entering this year’s event. Indeed, Weber has some biting words, but they are directed squarely at himself.

Three-time PBA champion Josh Blanchard has signed a two-year extension with Columbia 300 that will bring his tenure with Ebonite International to a decade.

Sometimes you just see a player’s name and you know they are going to be in the PBA Hall of Fame. Tommy Jones is one of those names.

In the history of the PBA Tour, there have been 359 players who have won at least one title in their career. None of them has been as successful as Walter Ray Williams Jr., however.

It’s been obvious, especially in the past couple months, that AJ Johnson was on the cusp of breaking through. His big moment happened Friday more than 6,000 miles from home in South Korea.

You may have noticed something different about FloBowling this week… 

Bowlero Corp, the largest owner of bowling centers in the United States, rocked the bowling world a few weeks ago when it announced it had acquired the Professional Bowlers Association.