Kegel realise everyone is searching for some kind of direction.
The Kegel Navigation Patterns were created to help proprietors give
bowlers those stepping stones in order to improve, compete and reach
their full potential.
Until now, there have not been many pattern choices or a
difficulty level between 'House' and 'USBC Sport Bowling' patterns.
USBC's Sport Bowling is a good description of difficulty but the
definition of 'House' only means what bowling has given to it. Even
know we realize that means easy lane patterns, to beginning bowlers
that description means nothing. With all that in mind, Kegel has
created a series of patterns called the Kegel Navigation Patterns.
BEATEN PATH:
This 41 foot pattern is much like the MIDDLE ROAD but two feet longer.
Because of this added length, the options of attack will be a little
more limited and the pattern will usually play where the most worn or
highest friction part of the lane surface is. The players who excel in
reading the lanes will easily find the BEATEN PATH and make this
pattern look relatively easy. If you veer too far off the BEATEN PATH,
it will play more difficult.
To find out more about the "Beaten Path" pattern, and the Kegel Navigation Series
click here