Wesley Low Shoots 900 In Arizona

[@JohnAC4]

Just shot my first 300 yesterday, I couldn’t imagine going through that pressure 3 times

[@LANESxNOWONLYx]

Or even twice, for that matter!

[@joeambrose3260]

I'm jealous as hell. I bowled over 40 yrs, never rolled a legit 300, just a couple of Varipapas. My high series is 803

[@Ferrero57]

Il a fait 3 ×300 de suite, c'est abusé

[@davidsharif2696]

This man is sensational. He is qualified to help any current or future bowler pursuing dreams on the lanes.

[@theripoffchicago]

Congratulations!! Insane bowling. He’s shooting 900 and people are still bowling like it’s no big deal.

[@l2kxboost]

We tell them to keep bowling so it isn't even more nerve racking lol.

[@theripoffchicago]

@@l2kxboost ahhhh. Makes sense ! Thanks.

[@jacobnyhart6862]

@@l2kxboost I can see that for sure. I mean, for 2 1/2 games, the house is ruckus and the bowler rolls out 30-32 strikes without any silence -- It HAS to be nerve racking to know you need to roll your last 3-4 strikes in isolated silence - hearing every whisper and pin drop. Mad props to this gentleman for reaching the pinnacle of league bowling greatness.

[@richmaneely4467]

because it is not a big deal.....bowling is just to easy today....period......now lets here all of the butt hurt bowlers......you know the ones that average 230 plus..............

[@jdracer111]

Bro if you can shoot 900 you really need to make the TV shows. I know you can get there.

[@jibbernuts]

How come none of the other 900 bowlers have ever made a TV show then?

[@Ironfangzu]

@@martysnyder6799 I'm sure Wesley bowled that 900 on a very easy house shot. But that having been said, he had to throw 36 balls that all were quality shots, and then also have luck on his side too. However you look at it, 900 is an amazing accomplishment. There are many HOF pro bowlers who never did it.

[@TeamIFDVideos]

@TheRealPaSurfer Almost every USBC-certified event i've bowled has just been house shot.

[@joeambrose3260]

@@martysnyder6799 Last time I checked it was 35. A guy in NY claims to have bowled four 900s

[@LANESxNOWONLYx]

The relative ease of House Shots, vs. the difficult & demanding lane conditions of sport bowling & the PBA. A practice 900 on a house shot is NOT a ticket to success in Professional Bowling, not even close!

[@Habeev07]

I remember back in 2000 James Hilton at Firebird Lanes Salem Oregon bowled at the time, the 6th or 7th (I think it was only the 6th or so at that time) 900 series during league. I was in the center that night as a lil kid.

[@MrPaulmc08]

i love wesley. unreal bowling. nice...

[@butchbasham8143]

Amazing!! Congratulations!!

[@Ewigi]

I have had the honor of meeting him briefly irl! He is such an amazing bowler!

[@Barterr_Kingg]

Great Bowling...900 Is Something Special

[@joeambrose3260]

Used to be

[@LANESxNOWONLYx]

@@joeambrose3260 See your point! As of now, several 900's have been tossed. The amount of Sanctioned honor scores, since the introduction of reactive resin additives in the surface of urethane bowling balls, in addition to relatively easy house shots, have become stratospheric!

[@joeambrose3260]

@@LANESxNOWONLYx Every time I check, there's another 900 on the board. Some have been " pre- bowled", whatever that means. An incredible acheivement, just not as impressive as it once was.

[@LANESxNOWONLYx]

@@joeambrose3260 You're right, bowling has a scoring limit of 900 for 3 games. This limit has been reached, & now, several times. The more the limit is reached, the more lackluster it becomes. Sad in a way, especially for passionate bowlers as myself. Pre-bowling means a bowler bowls ahead of time for their next league session because they're unable to bowl during their actual league time for some reason or another. Many leagues allow pre-bowling in the league rules. Some leagues even allow post-bowling in their league rules, as long as the post-bowling session is completed before the next session of the next actual league time begins.

[@joeambrose3260]

@@LANESxNOWONLYx It's a farce. They even sanctioned a 900 by a 17 yr old kid who rolled it when he was alone, yet they denied Glenn Allison on a night all others were below average. With this reactive equipment an 1800 block isn't far off

[@allistermedel]

Get this guy to the show already!! 😊

[@TFrancis002]

Unreal!

[@StakMusikLI]

The fact that he got 2 of them is crazy lol

[@LongHoang-vh1qn]

32 year bowling 🎳🎳🎳🎳🎳🎳🎳🎳🎳🎳🎳🎳🎳🎳

[@jasongootzeit7540]

I saw him do it in person

[@Krranski]

900 is amazing. 900 to lose the (handicap) tournament is really frustrating. I'd still be super happy to shoot 900, even to lose.

[@LANESxNOWONLYx]

Shooting a 900 & losing due to handicap would be a precursor to the end of the sport of bowling as we know it?

[@clammer23]

@@LANESxNOWONLYx Bowling is either in a revolution or a death rattle. It's no longer the sport it was once reactive resin was introduced to the world. Just my honest opinion.

[@paulwest8185]

Handicap tournaments suck especially for the bowlers that don’t have any, I remember I was bowling a youth handicap tournament and I had no handicap, ended up shooting 760 and 730 scratch to make the cut to stepladder (730 was only in by 15 pins), and the first match, I had to beat the other bowler by 112 pins like wtf😂

[@Krranski]

@@paulwest8185 I don't like those scenarios either. Sometimes handicaps are so great that a win or loss can seem to come down to luck. I understand why handicap tournaments exist and I understand why even elite players still bowl them, but a win in a handicap tournament feels a bit hollow to me. I prefer bowling scratch, even though it means I lose more frequently to an increased pool of elite bowlers. I think bowling still needs to grow at the competitive level and become more accessible (e.g. practice games at some centers are too expensive for those without a way around the normal price; plus, some older folks and people with various disabilities can't safely bowl when centers are doing "cosmic bowling" seemingly at all times except when leagues are occurring) in order for more scratch tournaments to eventually take place. The pandemic is also having a crippling effect on bowling right now and it will take some time to recover. But, bowing is trending upward and regardless of the reason, that's a good thing. I will always love bowling and I love to see more people enjoying it.

[@LANESxNOWONLYx]

@@clammer23 Interesting! The 1989 invention of impregnating the surface of urethane bowls with reactive resin additives has certainly revolutionized the sport of bowling once again. As with the introduction of urethane balls in 1981, & short oil house patterns in 1987, the scores have, once again, increased dramatically! This time, stratospherically. 31 years later, the bowling balls are as hi-tech as ever, yet the sport seems to roll on. The steep drop in USBC membership since the 80's is staggering. Yet the sport is hanging in there. Many many bowling alleys have been shuttered since the 80's also. There is serious cause for concern about the future of bowling? The sport may be on the path of no return to it's past glory; however, let's not knell the death bell just yet. High school bowling is becoming more & more popular. Let's hope that trend continues, as they're the future!

[@daflyinhawaiian2]

So I started bowling leagues in 1964 and still bowl today. I am a lefty and over the last 15 years have average over 200 on the books. I have many sanctioned 279 games and a personal high of 280 but never shot a perfect 300 game.

[@CurtisL8.3066]

Yea me to. Have a 290, a bunch of 280s and 279s, several high 700 series, but no 800 or 300. Hope it comes this year, I’m about done bowling on house shots

[@joeambrose3260]

Doesn't the screen have a cut scene for a 900 ? Would like to have seen that

[@tomb4568]

WOW congrats! threw 14 in a row over backhalf of 1st game and front of 2nd LOL..Balls all dusty now!

[@Tenpinmaster]

been bowling for 14 years now. never 300 but one time varipapa 300 and two 279 games.. well maybe someday.. :D

[@joeambrose3260]

Bowled 41 yrs, 2 Varipapa 300s, high 277. Quit in '15

[@mattrodgers2911]

I’m sorry, but what does Varipapa mean?

[@blinkers88]

@@mattrodgers2911 3 years later but a string of 12 consecutive strikes spanning two games

[@elijones692]

You make Belmo proud

[@allamerican7830]

Yeah I shot 902 for a 3 game series last week

[@trashkanwoopan4533]

... how is that possible you can get 300 each game and in three games you get 900 so your telling me you defied logic??

[@ashleywalls4097]

I shot 903....

[@joeambrose3260]

@@trashkanwoopan4533 Maybe he shot 9 in the 1st game, 0 in the 2nd and 2 in the 3rd

[@trashkanwoopan4533]

@Joe Ambrose that could have been lol

[@LANESxNOWONLYx]

@@trashkanwoopan4533 Am guessing, @All American, was being sarcastic?

[@masterchief247]

What ball was it? Did he use the same ball all three games?

[@BAMaher]

@Fart Master6 that's not a Jackal Flash, it's an Alpha Jackal

[@LANESxNOWONLYx]

At least these manifestations of MOTIV's Jackal are legal now!

[@normanheggstrom9854]

Well he had those two lanes down. When is he going to be bowling Belmo on TV?

[@W3sson]

well belmo is kinda the greatest of all time but this dude is cool

[@resurection96]

🐐

[@LANESxNOWONLYx]

Non-Sanctioned & during practice, bowling by himself. Still an impressive feat, even during practice. Guessing it was the typical house shot (THS). Personally have had many strings of strikes during practice. Usually don't keep score while practicing, as the purpose is continually refining technique while rolling a variety of balls & learning how to play many different angles & lines to the pocket. Have certainly strung more than 12 in a roll during practice on many occasions. As for 36 in a roll during practice? NOT QUITE!! Not taking anything away from Wesley Low, still impressive!!

[@BAMaher]

In the description it states that it was during a USBC certified event, also he was bowling with another person, not just himself

[@chrisr2400]

It wasn't practice and it wasn't by himself. It was a USBC certified event , shot across two pairs of lanes.

[@LANESxNOWONLYx]

@@BAMaher & @C R: Stand corrected, never read the description. Thank you for the information! Wesley Low's 900 may be added to the list of the other sanctioned 900's that are officially in the USBC record book! Congratulations Wesley Low!!

[@Rabid_Turtle]

Dude had 10 boards to play with. Who oiled the lanes?

[@KingKatuunko]

When did you bowl yours?

[@Rabid_Turtle]

@@KingKatuunko My first 300 was 10/25/97 at 15 years old with a pink Hammer. I know this because it’s on my YABA ring. Were you being sarcastic? I bowled 842 that same year. Our team was top 10 in the nation. Me and Tommy Jones bowled together in JSBA for years. I had the 2nd highest average in my state at 222.1 We didn’t get house patterns. We chose to use PBA patterns to get better. BIG difference.

[@butchbasham8143]

Bruh...

[@flipper9038]

@@Rabid_Turtle you're acting like you're a God or something...

[@Rabid_Turtle]

@@flipper9038 I don’t act

[@musicairplanes4884]

Wesley Low shoots 900 but Glen Allison didn't. Ya right!!

[@ballistic350]

900 is damn near impossible 😂

[@W3sson]

like why is there no reaction

[@joeambrose3260]

No big deal anymore

[@LANESxNOWONLYx]

@@joeambrose3260 You're right, look around a bowling alley during leagues when 300's are shot. It's happened so frequently, that hardly anyone blinks an eye when strings of strikes are constantly flashing across the scoring monitors up & down the pairs of lanes!

[@W3sson]

@@joeambrose3260 300 might not be some huge deal anymore. but a 900 series certainly is. this was sanctioned. the 36th sanctioned 900 series in history. thats thousands and thousands and thousands of nights of leagues all over the country. and only 36.

[@SCROGGZaces]

BRUH

[@boj99]

21 in a row here... and not even halfway to 900 😳😂🤷‍♂️🍼

[@clammer23]

Ummmmm, wanna rethink your comment?

[@codygioielli1336]

Everybody here should know that the series doesn’t count on any record book unless it was in a league and or event. But regardless of that what an amazing show of skill and true talent for the game.

[@BAMaher]

In the description its says "in the USBC certified event."

[@flipper9038]

It was literally a tournament.

[@robvoyles]

if you bowl a 900, that should exempt you from anything else to qualify you for the pro tour!

[@LANESxNOWONLYx]

Disagree! There's a young man that lives just over an hour away. He rolled the 4th sanctioned 900 series in the U.S.A. nearly 20 years ago. It was in a league on the house shot. Since then, he has bowled in scratch tournaments on Sport Shots with minimal success. Now, if someone averages over 200, consistently, on Sport/PBA shots & rolls a 900 in competition, that particular bowler may be proficient enough to give the PBA Tour a whirl?

[@DarkDays4]

Lefty on a pair with one other person. He was basically by himself. With today's equipment and the fact USBC threw out the outside unit rule for oil patterns makes each 900 bowled less meaningful.

[@eastoncurtis6931]

A 900 is still a 900. 36 strikes in a row can’t just happen by luck or by an average bowler. You have to be an elite bowler to throw 36 consecutive strikes, no matter the pattern.

[@duanepence9323]

That's not a 900 series, he was bowling by himself.

[@jazlarvonsteich]

"At the Ponderosa Singles Classic in Glendale, Arizona, on Sunday, PBA Tour rookie Wesley Low fired a 900 in the USBC-certified event." Right in the description.

[@ashleywalls4097]

@@jazlarvonsteich Oh was just about to ask if it was sanctioned, prob should have just read the description but who does that??

[@wtk0301]

A series is just 3 games together😭 you can bowl by yourself and get a 900 series tf. How did you come to the conclusion that its not a series

[@LANESxNOWONLYx]

@@ashleywalls4097 Jumped to conclusions for not reading the description. You're correct, who does read the descriptions? Really never have. Maybe ought to now?

[@ashleywalls4097]

@@LANESxNOWONLYx Nah, reading is way overrated. If I were you I would just watch the video and blindly make troll comments. That is how YT works. =D

[@tonybarber420]

Practice?? Who cares lmao

[@LANESxNOWONLYx]

AGREED! Toss it on a modified, sport, or PBA shot, than even during practice, it would be a bit more meaningful!

[@BAMaher]

It says right in the description "in the USBC certified event."

[@tommyaguilar1057]

Big deal.....it used to be so difficult to do that, now with bowling balls with built in hook and fake bowling lanes it has become way too easy. Close counts now whereas exact counted before. The pocket is YUGE and BIGLY too..... COVFEFE.