The bowling handicaps are calculated in the following manner:
1. The average is determined by dividing the total number of pins into the number of games played
2. The handicap is calculated by subtracting the players average from 225. Any player bowling an average of 225 or more, will always have a handicap of 0

How the scoring works during a handicap tournament:
1. The Player reports his/her total score at the end of the round
2. The TD adds each players handicap to his/her game score. The player with the highest score is declared the winner. For Example: BLUE(40) bowled a 200 game. She bowled against Odon. ODON(25) bowled a 205 game. Blue's final score would be 240 (200 + 40). Odon's final score would be 230 (205 + 25). Blue would be the winner

Click on the player's name to see a detailed listing of the games used in calculating the handicap.