In-Line Skating Lacrosse Netball Paddleball Pool Rugby Running Sailing Skiing Soccer Softball Swimming Sports Orgs. When it comes to sheer numbers of participants, nothing is bigger on Long Island than bowling. There are 48 bowling alleys on Long Island and each house hosts a variety of leagues, including men's women's and mixed, several nights a week.
Most lanes also feature children's leagues.
More and more houses are turning toward fully-automated lanes, and computerized scorekeeping, once a novelty, is now the norm. Television monitors, video games, billiards and snack bars can also be found in the larger, more modern houses. Keep in mind that lane availability will vary from house to house depending on league play. Recreational bowlers are advised to call ahead. Sign up at any of the local AMF lanes to enter.