The minimum age requirement to participate in senior bowling tournaments is typically 50 years old.

The United States Bowling Congress (USBC) is the governing body for senior bowling in the United States.

Urethane bowling balls are the most common type used by senior bowlers due to their control and predictability.

The standard lane length in senior bowling is 60 feet.

The maximum weight allowed for a bowling ball in senior bowling is 16 pounds.

The straight delivery is the most common type of bowling delivery used by senior bowlers.

A strike in senior bowling is when all ten pins are knocked down with the first ball.

A spare in senior bowling is when all ten pins are knocked down with two balls.

A turkey in senior bowling is when three strikes are bowled in a row.

A double in senior bowling is when two strikes are bowled in a row.

The highest possible score in a single game of senior bowling is 300.

The highest possible score in a three-game series of senior bowling is 900.

A bowler who has bowled a perfect game (300) in senior bowling is inducted into the 300 Club.

A bowler who has bowled an 800 series (800 or more) in senior bowling is inducted into the 800 Club.

A bowler who has bowled a 900 series (900) in senior bowling is inducted into the 900 Club.