American Wheelchair Bowling Association (AWBA)

The American Wheelchair Bowling Association (AWBA) is a non-profit organization, composed of wheelchair bowlers, dedicated to encouraging, developing, and regulating wheelchair bowling and wheelchair bowling leagues. The A.W.B.A. serves wheelchair bowling just as the United States Bowling Congress (USBC) serves able-bodied bowlers. The A.W.B.A. does not break up existing leagues and organizations, but serves to strengthen clubs and leagues that are already formed. We help independent bowlers to start new leagues. It strives to help all wheelchair bowlers on any problem that confronts them.

http://www.awba.org

Canadian 5 Pin Bowlers?? Association

The Canadian 5 Pin Bowlers?? Association is a service oriented sports organization of male and female 5 Pin bowlers. It provides quality programs and services to its members for their participation in organized 5 Pin Bowling. The Canadian 5 Pin Bowlers?? Association regulates bowling systems resulting in standardization within the sport. The aim of the Canadian 5 Pin Bowlers?? Association is to promote, to foster the integrity of, and to enhance the enjoyment of 5 Pin Bowling as well as to instill a pride of membership in its members.

http://www.c5pba.ca

English Bowling Association

The English Bowling Association governs the game of flat green outdoor bowls for men in England. There are thirty five affiliated Counties, to which a total of 2,700 clubs are in membership nationwide. Approximately 132,000 players come under the jurisdiction of this Association.

http://www.bowlsengland.com

International Candlepin Bowling Association

It is the mission of the International Candlepin Bowling Association to provide the public with the best in Candlepin Bowling Centers, to promote youth activities, as well as to provide leadership to all state and provincial associations.  In addition, the ICBA must assist the state and provincial associations to maintain continuity within the candlepin industry, by standardization, and certification.

http://www.candlepinbowling.com

National Bowling Association

TNBA is one of the three major governing bodies for amateur bowling in the United States. Founded in 1939 by African Americans, and open to all, TNBA is committed to the principles of Sportsmanship, Fellowship and Friendship within its ranks and throughout the world of bowling. TNBA's 30,000 Adult Members 7,500 Junior Members 500 Sanctioned Leagues 110+ Senates & Affiliates and regional associations comprise a network of men and women striving for the ultimate prize in bowling: The Perfect Game.

http://www.tnbainc.org

Professional Bowlers Association

Do you ever wonder what it’s like to bowl on the same lane conditions the world’s top bowlers compete on every Sunday? Now’s your chance to bowl like the pros and put yourself in their shoes.

http://www.pba.com