AMF Chandler

Our event this weekend was at AMF Chandler and we had a low turnout. We had a total of 38 entries (25 qualifying and 8 economy parlays) with 14 prize winners and a 1 in 2.36 cash ratio, paying out $1,560 in prize funds. The players bowled on the 37 ft Melbourne oil pattern that provided a higher scoring pace throughout the event. 

No one hit the Momma’s Mystery Score so that money will roll over to our next event. Your winner of the drawing for the free plastic ball, with the option to upgrade to any high-performance Track ball for $99.00, was Ken Hall!

Our event this weekend was at AMF Chandler and we had a lighter turnout. We had a total entries (59 qualifying and 13 economy parlays) with 20 prize winners and a 1 in 2.95 cash ratio, paying out $2670 in prize funds. The players bowled on the 2022 World Games oil pattern that provided a medium to higher scoring pace throughout the event.

No one hit the Momma’s Mystery Score today so that money will rollover to the next event at AMF Tempe Village. Your winner of the drawing for the free plastic ball, with the option to upgrade to any high-performance Track ball for $99.00, was James Strang!

Our event this weekend was at AMF Chandler and we would have a great turnout. We had 93 total entries (72 qualifying and 21 economy parlays) with 25 prize winners and a 1 in 3.72 cash ratio, paying out over $5,000 in main and side event prize funds. The players bowled on the 32ft PBA Wolf oil pattern that provided a medium scoring pace. It would take about +60 to qualify for the quarterfinals with bowlers needing to bowl 10-15 pins over their average per game to advance.

No one won the Momma’s Mystery Pot so that amount will carry over to our next event. Your winner of the drawing for the free plastic ball, with the option to upgrade to any high-performance Track ball for $99.00, was Greggory Kellogg!

Our event this weekend was at AMF Chandler Lanes and we had a pretty good turnout!  We had 97 total entries (78 qualifying and 19 economy parlay), 29 total cashers, and a 1 in 3.34 cash ratio and paid out over $5,600.00 in main and side event prize funds.  Players bowled on the Kegel 42ft Autobahn oil pattern. Most of the players played in the middle of the lane trying to push their ball out past the 2nd arrow and trying to blend out the pattern for higher scores.  This house typically has a lot of friction and no matter what we put out here we always tend to see some higher scores than previous tournaments. The oil pattern did hold up for the first couple of squads but started to breakdown on the last qualifying squad of the day as we would see the cut scores go from about +30 range to +60 range to advance.

Our event this weekend would be at AMF Chandler lanes for a 3-squad standard event! With so many other tournaments going on throughout the Valley, we were lucky to have a great turnout. We would see 108 total entries (91 qualifying and 17 economy parlays), with 29 prize winners with a 1 in 3.75 cash ratio and we would pay out over $6,800 in main and side event prize funds. The players bowled on the 32ft PBA Wolf oil pattern that played tough to start but got a bit easier as the oil carried down the lanes.  This pattern is one of the shortest patterns that are in use and the bowlers had to play a bit up the ditch to start. As the oil pattern broke down and oil started to carry from the fronts would allow for a variety of angles to be played. This center has typically been one of the higher scoring centers that we go to with the track well built into the lanes.