Bowling centers by state
4,259 bowling centers across all 50 states and territories (3,579 USBC-certified), 77,245 lanes in all. Pick a state for its center count, largest center, and full list.
Alabama 44 centers · 974 lanes Alaska 12 centers · 248 lanes Arizona 53 centers · 1,202 lanes Arkansas 37 centers · 682 lanes California 227 centers · 4,627 lanes Colorado 80 centers · 1,641 lanes Connecticut 32 centers · 708 lanes Delaware 11 centers · 284 lanes District of Columbia 4 centers · 42 lanes Florida 146 centers · 3,450 lanes Georgia 73 centers · 1,706 lanes Hawaii 15 centers · 218 lanes Idaho 30 centers · 482 lanes Illinois 234 centers · 4,218 lanes Indiana 127 centers · 2,708 lanes Iowa 123 centers · 1,518 lanes Kansas 76 centers · 1,089 lanes Kentucky 46 centers · 966 lanes Louisiana 26 centers · 680 lanes Maine 31 centers · 164 lanes Maryland 57 centers · 1,058 lanes Massachusetts 68 centers · 686 lanes Michigan 226 centers · 4,928 lanes Minnesota 160 centers · 2,184 lanes Mississippi 25 centers · 394 lanes Missouri 127 centers · 1,928 lanes Montana 49 centers · 523 lanes Nebraska 74 centers · 906 lanes Nevada 35 centers · 1,076 lanes New Hampshire 16 centers · 164 lanes New Jersey 68 centers · 1,814 lanes New Mexico 32 centers · 486 lanes New York 251 centers · 4,822 lanes North Carolina 87 centers · 1,919 lanes North Dakota 31 centers · 392 lanes Ohio 234 centers · 4,715 lanes Oklahoma 61 centers · 1,004 lanes Oregon 50 centers · 854 lanes Pennsylvania 254 centers · 4,365 lanes Puerto Rico 9 centers · 166 lanes Rhode Island 10 centers · 264 lanes South Carolina 56 centers · 1,054 lanes South Dakota 44 centers · 544 lanes Tennessee 60 centers · 1,178 lanes Texas 209 centers · 4,062 lanes Utah 40 centers · 634 lanes Vermont 10 centers · 146 lanes Virginia 84 centers · 2,004 lanes Washington 81 centers · 1,232 lanes West Virginia 36 centers · 586 lanes Wisconsin 262 centers · 3,240 lanes Wyoming 26 centers · 310 lanes