Norm Duke said he would win again. On Sunday, he delivered.

For the third consecutive week, Jason Belmonte has earned the top seed and will bowl for his 20th PBA Tour title in the finals of the 2019 PBA Indianapolis Open.

As quickly as Jason Belmonte dropped out of the lead Friday at the 2019 PBA Indianapolis, he just as quickly moved back into the top spot to close out the second round of match play.

With 16 games of match play remaining, Australia’s Jason Belmonte leads the field at the 2019 PBA Indianapolis Open, but defending champion Jakob Butturff is a close second.

After having his string of leading 11 consecutive rounds of qualifying or match play broken yesterday, Jason Belmonte found his way back to the top of the leaderboard Thursday afternoon at the 2019 PBA Indianapolis Open.

BJ Moore, a nine-year PBA member from Greensburg, Pa., who is trying for his first PBA Tour title, averaged an impressive 248 during his second qualifying round Wednesday to advance from 10th place into the lead in the Go Bowling! PBA Indianapolis Open at Woodland Bowl.

For the first time in nearly two weeks, someone other than Jason Belmonte is in the lead after a qualifying or match play round on the PBA Tour.

A day after finishing third at the PBA Players Championship, Kyle Troup tells FloBowling he is withdrawing from this week’s Go Bowling! PBA Indianapolis Open.

After back-to-back majors on the PBA Tour, the Go Bowling! PBA Indianapolis Open this week is just a standard PBA Tour event, though it may feel like more.