House Balls

Newer balls use durable urethane blends, ergonomic grips, and bold designs to enhance performance and appeal.

Every 3–5 years in busy centers, or sooner if damaged. Regular resurfacing can extend their lifespan and balls should be rotated and inspected quarterly.

Yes, balls for kids come in lighter weights with colorful, playful designs, while adult balls offer varied weights, grip sizes, and styles.

They make bowling accessible for walk-in guests, support youth and league play with varied sizes, boost revenue by enabling participation, and shape first impressions—quality and variety can influence return visits.

A common guideline is 2–3 balls per lane per weight (6–16 lbs or 2.7-7.3kg), with more 10–14 lb (4.5-6.4 kg) balls for adults and a mix of finger hole sizes. Centers may adjust for youth or senior leagues, and QubicaAMF’s SMARTball system can help optimize selection. 

A common misconception is house balls are outdated or low-quality. Our bowling balls are stylish, appealing, and high-performance.

Absolutely. Upgrading to our house balls means better durability, reducing the need for frequent replacements. They offer better grip and performance, which improves the overall user experience and customer satisfaction. Higher quality also elevates brand perception, signaling a modern, well-maintained facility.

Some overlook grip variety, assuming standard hole sizes fit all hands, which can frustrate guests. Others fail to stock lighter weights suitable for youth and seniors, limiting accessibility. Choosing flashy designs over functional performance can also backfire, as can neglecting to rotate inventory, leading to uneven wear and a diminished guest experience.

With a usage rate of 10 times per week over three years, House Bowling Balls can see over 1,500 uses. When driving even one extra game per day, it can pay for itself in just a few weeks. Beyond direct revenue, high-quality balls enhance the guest experience—boosting retention, referrals, and long-term value.