I see bowlers using the books that keep Track of pins left, spares, etc; there is little room for notes.

I'm thinking I'm going to use a 5 x 5 Quad Comp book for this purpose. To me, how I felt about each shot/frame/game is more important and thus more space is needed! Where I stand, targetted, and if I am hitting my target or not, my ball's reaction as the game goes on, adjustments made are all useful info that should be recorded for future use.

I can still record what pins I left per game for trend charting.

What works for you?
Dave

I use The Bowling Caddie. It's a small spiral bound booklet. It has a 3-game scoresheet on one side of each page and a note section on the back.
Email: thebowlingcaddie@aol.com

Dave: Check with Susie Minshew, she sells books with the same stuff. Ron might have them in the Pro Shop there at City View, I know James Askins had them at Westcreek before he closed his shop there. susie@beyondbowling.com

James closed his shop at Westcreek...???

</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="VERDANA,ARIAL,HELVETICA,TAHOMA">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="VERDANA,ARIAL,HELVETICA,TAHOMA">Originally posted by Coach04:
James closed his shop at Westcreek...??? </font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="VERDANA,ARIAL,HELVETICA,TAHOMA">Yeah, about two weeks ago!

Dave

Coach04: He's closed both at Watauga and Westcreek and has opened a new shop in a shopping center at the corner of Rufe Snow Dr and Mid Cities Blvd in Watauga. Had some problems with his contract with Brunswick. He also has the shop at AMF Sparetime now.