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"...I'd much rather be Fowling, than Cornholeing" - Brad Kelley |
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What is Fowling? Pronounced like the word "Bowling" with the letter "F" in front if it, Fowling is the latest tailgating craze that's sweeping the nation from coast to coast. Billed as the next great tailgate game for parking lots and campgrounds, the game of fowling is infectious. It's a combination of football and bowling that matches the pin-point accurate passing of pro football with the 10-pin dynamic of the game of recreational bowling. Similar to the bean bag toss game or cornholeing, two teams of two players each, match wits working to knock down all ten regulation-sized bowling pins by throwing a full-sized NFL football at a distance of 48 feet. The difference however, is that in Fowling, teammates throw from the same set of fowling lanes rather than pitching from opposing sides, as in the bean bag toss tailgate game. The bowling pins are arranged on a fowling lane in the standard 10-pin bowling configuration and each team takes turns attempting to knock down all of their opponents pins with a football. The first team to knock down all of their opponents pins wins the frame. Winning three Fowling frames wins you a Fowling match. Building the Fowling lanes is easy, the equipment is available, and the game is fantastic! Fowling is one of the best tailgate games you'll see being played on the blacktop on game day. For more information on Fowling, the football bowling, tailgate game, just page through this website. 
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