How would your bowling life change if you won Powerball

[Redheadhunter21]

I would build some lanes in my house probably four, which should be enough to have friends come play.

[Cajun]

I would roll everyday.. roll as many leagues in a week that I could!

[larry mc]

buy my own center

[scottymoney]

I wouldn't be working, so I am sure bowling time would increase.

[shadd]

I won $4 on Saturdays drawing so I guess I can bowl an extra game...very life changing haha.

First thing bowling related would be to provide all local youth leagues with proper equipment and fund full-time coaching.

I think the in-house set-up would be a must if $ was no option. Being able to set-up and bowl any pattern you want whenever you want sounds like fun.

A stocked "pro shop" would be pretty cool to be able to experiment with different layouts on the spot.

[Amyers]

I bowled at the perfect setup a couple of weeks ago. Guy has 4k square foot nice house out the front door is his 24 lane bowling center in the middle of nowhere complete with bar pool tables and big screen TV's and an office with a desk sectional sofa and bed. Told me he rarely goes home lol. Pretty sure if I won that is what I would do.

[NewToBowling]

I would start up a new bowling ball company and release balls every week. Just for kicks because I can

[JJKinGA]

I would get a UBA franchise started (shoot maybe a whole UBA regional league). I would sponsor a couple of leagues an a couple of tournaments a year. Most of all I would start some scholarships to get more high school bowlers.

[jab5325]

I'd have a 4-6 lane man cave. Nothing too exciting.

[SAbowler]

I'd build a new house with a nice 4 lane set-up and get every new release that comes out (my PSO would love me!). After using them for a few weeks/games, I'd give them to a local High School team. I'd also sponsor a few scholarships to try to build the sport through high school bowling.

I thought about maybe building a kick-a$$, state-of-the art bowling center as well, but I don't know if it would be worth the headaches of running it.