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Saturday, November 07, 2009 (EST) - Bud Light Challenge #9 Sat. Nov. 07/09 $5,000.00 1st Place Guaranteed $180.00 Entry Fee, Early Bird entry is $125.00 Comments: Flat Nested Threaded Embedded Oldest First Newest First Bud Light Challenge By murph2344 on Saturday, July 04, 2009 (EST) Hey ya all,  kelvin, dave, & cheeseburger i'm glad to see you guys are still running the best tournament in western N.Y.  Alot of bowlers down here go to BOWLING300.com to find tournaments to bowl you guys should put your tournament on that web to might get some more entries. Might be seeing ya in november keep up the good work, your friend bruce heim Reply to this Comment Mr Heim By kparker on Wednesday, July 22, 2009 (EST) Thanks for the kind words my friend. We would love for you to sneak home for a weekend. Thank you for the tip and I'll get it posted on there. Take care buddy!! hope to see you soon.   Kelvin Reply to this Comment wrong web site info By doug heim on Thursday, October 29, 2009 (EST) My Dear Brother Bruce.....Your not from the south so quit trying to use catch phrases like Ya-all when everyone know's it's y'all and the web site is “200” not “300” you dumb ass!From now on let me edit your future transcripts. Geeeeze.....I've still gotta keep you in line from a thousand miles away!!!!! Peace Brother...love you all the way, Doug   Reply to this Comment amf bowl tourny By Markcat on Tuesday, November 03, 2009 (EST) I have two questions one is this also a walk in tourny second what is the lane pattern going to be? Reply to this Comment BLC By kparker on Tuesday, November 03, 2009 (EST) It is a walk in tournament, but we are sold out with a waiting list. The pattern well its the new blk duke pattern. I guess the best to describe it is 41ft with alot of head volume. its not flat. it has some hook spots and some o b spots. Reply to this Comment what is the pattern By coasterp on Friday, November 06, 2009 (EST) I fail to understand why everyone always needs to know what the pattern is these days. I see that question asked quite a bit lately. How about we just go back to old school and everyone shows up NOT knowing what the pattern is. Instead bowl and read the lanes, as well as make shots like your supposed too. Reply to this Comment Add Your Comment