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Originally Posted by leaguegolf
At least you can find a poor bowling shot and your bowling ball is even conveniently returned to you. You've got to a real bad bowler to lose a ball! 
I've bowled a bit but I'd have to say on a difficulty scale of 1-10 (with golf being a 10) bowling is about a 2. That's not a knock on bowling......Golf is just harder. :nodsmiley |
Just to be devil's advocate sort of...
let's disagree. (I actually could agree also...but just for argument's sake......)
I think Bowling is HARDER, mainly because you KNOW you're going to avg 200-225 when you're in the upper percentile of bowlers. Only problem is, you KNOW you're going to have a "miscue" somewhere along the line, just "when" is the question hanging over your head.
I agree it's easier to control and less things to worry about, but to concentrate enough to repeat it as well as adapt to the lanes, is in itself a challenge.
Golf, you can miss a little to the left or to the right and still get around. (similar to a spare). You can still end up in a hazard with no hope of recovery unless you get lucky...(similar to a split).
So with every delivery equal to a swing, I would have to say they are pretty equal in overall difficulty. :nodsmiley
ok, debate away>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
