Sep 15, 2010 · Learning how to use the bowling arrows is a big step to improving accuracy and targeting the pocket or spares. A good way to begin is to first understand where the arrows are located in reference to the pins on the pin-deck and to the dots on the approach.

The arrows are the most commonly used target guides, with the second arrow from the outside of the lane being the most commonly used as a beginning target. Many bowlers like to aim between the center arrow and it’s side counterparts in hopes of their trajectory resulting in a strike.

Oct 30, 2022 · Bowling arrows are often known as darts or dovetails by bowlers and they are great indicators for those who want their bowling ball to go exactly where they aim for. If you don’t know already how to use these bowling lane arrows, it’s high time you did!

After you’ve gotten a grip (pun intended) on how to hold a bowling ball, it’s important to learn where you should aim in order to knock down the most pins. This article will teach you how to consistently hit the right spots and cut down on your gutterballs. There are two major ways of aiming in bowling, pin bowling and spot bowling.

Mar 13, 2013 · How to use the Approach Dots and Targeting Arrows on the Lane. This tutorial is intended for the novice to learn where to place their feet, what to look at (the targeting arrows and approach...

Nov 3, 2020 · Sighting at the arrows allows you to easily focus your eyes and mind on your mark on the lane where you want your bowling ball to cover, while also avoiding a sudden shift of your head position by trying to watch your ball roll over your mark.

May 19, 2020 · With the arrows being only 15 feet away from the foul line they are much closer and make it easier to target and focus on to hit your target. These arrows are instrumental when lining up and developing a target to execute either your first shot or your second shot.

Sep 22, 2023 · Uncover the secret of the arrows on a bowling lane! Learn how these arrows aid targeting, alignment, and shot execution, enhancing your bowling experience.

Jul 6, 2013 · Picking a spot at the bowling arrows makes the targeting process much simpler as opposed to sighting at the pins. Learning to use the bowling arrows as the location in selecting a specific sighting target increases your ability to develop accuracy while watching your bowling ball roll virtually the entire distance of the lane.

Aiming arrows are used for proper alignment when a bowler has to aim at a specific combination of pins. If you study the bowling lane, the triangular configuration, known as aiming arrows, is located about 15 feet away from the foul line and is also known as bowling arrows or dovetails.