Dudeks Duckpin bowling Lanes

#bowling #teamctd #stormbowling Definitely My favorite Duckpin Bowling center. Duckpin Bowling in Rhode Island was fun, but the people I met here and the lanes themselves were awesome. They honestly made me like Duckpin Bowling a whole lot more. I also met a Pro Duckpin Bowler who is also bowling with me (I'm sure you can tell). Anyway I hope you enjoyed and keep Bowling

[@Paul-gq2bn]

The closeup perspective makes such a difference. From a bowler's end the pins seemed to be in a straight horizontal line when I was a kid. Haven't bowled duckpins since then ! Cool vid. Thanks !

[@TheBowlerYT]

Yeah they all look so closely packed back there. Glad you enjoyed!

[@NathanielRussell1965]

Where is this located?

[@TheBowlerYT]

@NathanielRussell1965 Warren Rhode Island

[@fredh.1255]

The good old Sherman pinsetter. Those, and the Bowl Mor candlepin machine have been workhorses over the years. 👍😁

[@TheBowlerYT]

It's a good machine I will admit Definitely hope I can come across one again

[@drbluzer]

This is the first time that I have ever seen duckpin bowling !

[@TheBowlerYT]

It's really fun and hard honestly. (Free fall duckpin, not that string duckpin stuff)

[@AndrewsonHernandez]

Same!

[@samueldecelles6646]

i live from Quebec who are only play the rubberband duckpin one

[@TheBowlerYT]

It is a fun sport to play

[@drbluzer]

I did notice that both gutters have conveyor belts taking the knocked down pins back into the machine . I also noticed that duckpin lanes have a horizontal sweeper rather than the sweeper that comes straight down and then sweeps the pins backward into the machine as regular bowl- ing lanes have .

[@TheBowlerYT]

10, candle, and duckpin have horizontal rakes. Just different movements I know what you mean though.... The reason duckpin lanes have a rake on the side is for pins that fly further out.

[@Jason_Maier]

Now that was a sweet 2-9 spare pickup at 1:46!

[@TheBowlerYT]

He was "Is" a Pro Duckpin player. I agree he's great

[@takumi-1109]

great!!

[@TheBowlerYT]

🙂

[@robertbeacham4314]

Good old fashion steel plates

[@TheBowlerYT]

That's right

[@jamesdavis5096]

What are the two moving belts on both sides for?

[@TheBowlerYT]

When the pins fly too far out and the rake can't reach it

[@margaretpatterson8551]

9 to go

[@TheBowlerYT]

9 ?

[@randrrr2193]

So which one is the amateur and which one is the pro?

[@TheBowlerYT]

@randrrr2193 black balls (me) amateur Red and white balls (Pro) The guy was insanely good, and I would love to meet him again

[@randrrr2193]

@@TheBowlerYT 10 practice games and you'd average over 100. It's been a very, very long time for me. Usually I played in the Johnston area. In the ancient days of the 1960's, I bowled on Pine St where the place had a 2 inch rubber stop at the foul line.

[@TheBowlerYT]

@randrrr2193 Wait a rubber stop 2 inches thick??? Wouldn't that cause people to trip and fall. If so, how do you feel about it being replaced by a drawn on foul line😁 Also wow 1960's!

[@randrrr2193]

@@TheBowlerYT lol I bowled 10 pin too, so the rubber foul line was weird. Stopped bowlers from fouling though!

[@TheBowlerYT]

​@randrrr2193 I would imagine it did a lot more than stop bowlers😂 I'm sure many falls were made and many more face-plants. I already have weird footin with approaches so I know i would be one of the many to trip onnthe rubber line haha

[@carlosveloso6728]

No finger holes.

[@TheBowlerYT]

None at all