There's WHAT on the lane? Just like bowling balls, all bowling lanes are not the same. Wear and tear, lane makeup and, most importantly, the oil pattern make each bowling lane unique.   Have you ever noticed the slippery stuff on your ball after it comes back through the ball return? That's oil. And no, it doesn't go inside your car.   You've gotta get a towel.   Oil is extremely important to the game. Without oil, your bowling ball would hit the lane, begin sparking, leave a burn mark and explode in the gutter. OK, it wouldn't be that bad, but it would hook too much and make the game nearly unplayable. You need oil to help control how much your ball hooks and to help you strike consistently. So, what exactly is an oil pattern? Beautiful work of art or oil pattern?   We've established the fact there is oil on the lane, but how does it get there? Each center has a

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