I rather enjoy bowling Brunswick Zone lanes. There are several in our area. The amount of dots on the approach is not material to me. The difference of 2 dots is a trivial thing. I just count out 5 boards if I need them. As I understand it, the difference between a good bowler and a great bowler is being able to make adjustments - not just get high scores. (High scores are the result of sucessful adjusment)
The brunswick zone lanes in my area are very well managed. Lanes are oiled regularly and amenites are always in order. I also bowl at National Lanes, which are not bad, but they tend to cater to kids on the weekends. If you arrive early on a Saturday or Sunday, you have oil on the lanes. As the day goes on, plastic balls and lack of lane maintenance makes for tough control. That's where I work on adjustments. i forget about scores and work on sucessful adjustments.
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