And if all the pins are knocked down or you get two gutters ouch! This game was definitely the best for getting to know each other. Performing silly acts in public really helped lighten the mood. Plus, I learned a lot about the others in our group with the deep truth questions.
Begin with the non-bowler selecting a topic card. The bowler then has from the moment they release the ball to the time it reaches the pins to list as many things as they can that fit the category.
The player or team with the most wins! These are perfect bowling games for kids too! Even though our site specializes in date nights for married couples, none of the tasks or questions are lovey-dovey in any way. No matter what the age or relationship status everyone can have some good, clean, silly fun at the alley. We hope you have a BALL with these fun bowling games and would love to see your pics!
To try these fun bowling ideas out — we did a fun family date night with two other Divas and their families! It was a blast! Here are some highlights from our night at the bowling alley:. When you do this date night — make sure to tag datingdivas or datingdivas so we can see all of YOUR fun! To make these fantastic bowling games all come together, be sure to grab a great quality paper cutter and nice cardstock.
Save Save. I met my husband, in a beginning ballroom dance class at the age of He was my first crush, my first date, and twelve years to the day later we married. Together we enjoy traveling the world, and, of course, going on creative dates! Do you remember how you used to bowl when you were a kid? Everyone has to bowl with both hands or granny style.
This game can be played with the standard granny style motion or bowlers taking the bowl between their legs and rolling it toward the pins or you can allow players to get creative. For instance, a player throws a gutter ball or a player knocks down 4 pins. Once you have a list the fun begins.
Start bowling and the person to check off everything on the list wins. To make it easier you can play in teams and not require that the task be checked off in order.
When a player or team throws a strike, spare or split, a card is pulled from the deck. Cards will be collected until the end of the 10th frame. With the cards collected, each player or team will try to make the best poker hand they can. There are two variations to this game. In the first variation, the team or player with the best hand wins.
In the second, the team or player with the best hand combined with their score wins. Everyone has played truth or dare. Why not combine it with another great thing like bowling? It works by assigning odd numbers of pins to truth and even numbers of pins to dare.
For instance, if a bowler knocks down 8 pins, the group would give them a dare. If a strike or spare is thrown no truth or dare is given. In this game, before each roll players will predict how well they do. They can be vague and say if they will knock down an odd or even amount of pins or be more specific and predict an exact number of pins.
This game can be fun without keeping score but adding scoring can make interesting. In this case, more points would be awarded for predicting an exact number of points and a less amount of points would be given for predicting an add or even amount of pins.
This is a silly and fun twist on bowling. Mark one pile even and one odd. When a player bowls, count the number of pins knocked down. If the number is odd, the player will choose a task from the odd pile and perform it. If it is an even number, an even task will be drawn. You can also vary the tasks so that all of the ones in the even pile are easier or less silly than the odd ones.
Print out bingo cards that have boxes filled with different possible bowling outcomes, such as strike, gutter ball, spare, and the numbers one through nine. As each player bowls, kids can mark off their bingo cards with the results. Bring trinket prizes along to award to kids who score a bingo.
For each frame of bowling, have the kids bowl in a silly way. Some ideas for goofy bowling:. To play this game, you will need two lanes next to each other. Divide the kids into two teams. The first players on the teams will start off in unison, each player rolling their ball down the lane on the word go. When a ball returns, the next player will grab it and roll it down the alley.
This game is not about how many pins are knocked down, but rather which team can have all its players roll the ball down the aisle first. This game can be played tournament style. Divide players into pairs. The first pair each takes a turn bowling the frame. The first player will bowl first, and the second one will go for the spare. Use side by side lanes and have two tag teams challenge each other at a time.
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