Bowlmor AMF last year invested a lot of time and money in the venerable Petersen Classic in an effort to reverse its long slide, as I detailed in this lengthy story.
And the company that has changed its name to Bowlero Corp. is far from done with the changes and improvements as it heads into the 2018 Petersen Classic that starts April 27, Mike Sledz, Bowlero director of league development, said in a phone interview last week.
The 2017 Petersen had its bumps, including the crash of an ancient...

The 2017 Petersen had its bumps, but the end result was a much-improved tournament that drew nearly 300 new bowlers, though overall entries were down about 100. The hope is the changes and many more planned for 2018 will help entries start growing again for the historic tournament.

Revival of Petersen Classic continues with many more changes for 2018