League seasons are ending across the country. Between April first and the end of May, most bowlers' fall leagues will conclude. And in many parts of the country, that means putting the ball in the closet, gathering all kinds of dust until late August. Bowling centers become like ghost towns. Before you become one of the statistics, I dare you to do something different this summer.
Summer leagues are a wonderful way to try something different.
Most range between ten and fourteen weeks, and the options are limitless. I understand you only see spring and summer a few weeks each year. But there are 24 hours in a day. I'm only going to ask you for two hours a week or so. Maybe next year, there will be even more money in it.