Ron Mohr has established himself as the player to beat on the PBA Senior Tour — and that’s saying something, considering the circuit also features the winningest player in PBA history, Walter Ray Williams Jr.

Choosing the right equipment is imperative at any level in today’s game, and the pros know it.

Not only are post-season honors up for grabs as the 2010-11 season enters its home stretch, but so are “byes” in the upcoming Dick Weber Playoffs.

It’s one of bowling’s most storied tournaments, and it could be the last best chance for a Player of the Year challenge to “Mega-Major Mika.” Check out the complete schedule, including three telecasts.

The 2010 Tournament of Champions winner begins her title defense on January 17 at Red Rock Lanes in Las Vegas.

In his pro bowling television debut, Scott Norton bowls like a seasoned pro in winning the PBA’s Chameleon Championship at the World Series of Bowling.

When the Tournament of Champions airs next month from Las Vegas, Nelson Burton Jr. will be a part of the broadcast team.

New stops, old favorites and a visit to Wayne Webb’s new center highlight the expanded schedule.

There’s a strong international contingent in Las Vegas for the PBA World Series of Bowling, and after the first two days of action, they’re making an impact.

Stuart Williams is refused entry to the United States, meaning he may not be able to compete in the PBA’s World Series of Bowling in Las Vegas.