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2006 USBC Masters - Doug Kent vs. George Lambert IV (1) Wolfman12395 10 min 52 sec - Feb 16, 2007
Part 1 of Doug Kent vs. George Lambert IV.
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Craig LaMond USBC 795 series singles event ruralrenderer 3 min 50 sec - Jun 13, 2007
2007 USBC singles event in Reno

PBA Experience Shark Pattern United States Bowling Congress bowlcom 8 min 2 sec - May 17, 2007
This pattern forces bowlers to play deep inside the center of the lanes, like sharks that troll the depths of the ocean.
Shark is the longest of the five patterns, measuring 44 feet of oil. Typical to the length and design, professionals will migrate more towards the center of the lane as the ball normally will not hook back to the pocket if it strays too far outside near the gutter. This pattern usually require

PBA Experience Cheetah - United States Bowling Congress bowlcom 6 min 46 sec - May 17, 2007
A cheetah may look harmless, but this speedster has a dangerous side. So does this pattern - with a fast scoring pace and play near the gutter, there's no room for error.
Cheetah measures 35 feet in length and is the shortest of the five patterns. Sometimes used on lane surfaces that are well worn, it tries to maximize the area on the lane with less wear, which is usually extremely close to the gutter. Because

A scorpion is dangerous and unpredictable, like this pattern. If you can't find the right groove on the lanes, you'll be stung! The Scorpion measures 41 feet, and similar to the Viper, can yield a wide variety of strategies depending on the type and condition of the lane surface. However, Scorpion incorporates a larger volume of oil placed further down lane which often demands a more direct line. The scoring pace is normally medium to low for this pattern.