What is a high game in bowling?

Answer 1

In Bowling, 'scratch' means without the handicap added in. A scratch game is the actual score of the game, whereas a handicap game is the scratch game and the handicap added together. So 'high game scratch' would be the highest game a person in the league or tournament bowled without adding in the handicap. For example, someone with a 12 handicap bowls a 249. The 'scratch' score is 249, the handicap score is 261.

Answer 2

In typical league bowling, a series is three games. Bowling an 800 series is considered to be an achievement about four times more difficult than bowling a 300 (perfect) game. Every time a bowler earns an 800 series in league bowling, the score is reviewed and then sanctioned by the United States Bowling Congress, and then entered into that bowler's permanent file.

Answer 3

> Well if you get all strikes in every box you get 120 points.\

Wrong. A perfect game of 12 strikes would score 300. A strike in a frame is worth 10 pins plus the total of the next two balls. Since each of the next two balls is also a strike, the total for the frame would be 30 pins.

Answer 4

High game is for 1 individual game and high series is the total of 3 consecutive games.

Answer 5

300 is a perfect game.

Most would consider 200 to be "par".

Answer 6

bowling a perfect game at 300

Answer 7

300

Answer 8

300