Wall it up at the second arrow! That is the beauty of this gem of a pattern; it is almost too easy. The Crown Jewel plays so nice that it will surpass the brilliance of the greatest jewels ever found. Have fun and enjoy the fantastic reaction you will get with this pattern.

Edge is simply the highest scoring sport pattern possible. Used as the base pattern for the 2010 Brunswick Euro Challenge, it allows players to play the "edge" of the lane (aka the gutter). The 40 foot length allows the players to start fast and stay fast through all the games. However, sport pattern strategies apply here as well. Players that try to use recreation or house strategies may not be happy!

If you want it, here it is... come and get it. You better hurry ‘cause their scoring fast! EZ as pie, this is the epitome of "stand left and throw right" (or visa versa). The narrow shape helps benefit centers with surface or topography issues that do not support a breakpoint outside of the 10 board.

This pattern is "on fire" from the beginning. Multiple angles allow different styles of players to compete together for their drive to perfection. The strong lengthwise taper creates predictable ball motion. The first transition will be mellow and all players need to do is follow the second transition (breakdown) to keep from getting burned.

Through the darkness of the flat pattern comes a force of guidance, the 43 foot Phantom pattern, with a strong lengthwise taper, aided by a little shape to the front of the pattern, will make it a bit more bearable. However, the lane surface will still dictate the type of sport strategy the player must apply. Flat Pat gives the Phantom two thumbs up!

Phase 1 is designed to emphasize the first phase of pattern transition... carry down! How the players attack the short pattern will dictate the type of transitions. The transition can either reward or penalize the players. Sport pattern strategies are required here!

Beware... this pattern is ready to charge! It’s shorter length and wider girth offers players a chance to create transition and learn to stretch the patterns like the big boys. Get into rhythm and stay in the zone and your competition will have a difficult time keeping up.

The Score King pattern has been designed to accommodate centers whose environment supports a breakpoint further outside. The 39 foot distance helps enhance the shape of the pattern and creates a superb entry angle that will only benefit scores. It is good to be king, even for just one day...

Remember the early days of the megabuck tournaments. Players were forced to play deep inside and open up the lane. It is a blast from the past but teaches a valuable less on how to play "no man’s land." Don’t be afraid to stand in front of the ball return, lads and lassies, the Deep offers a valuable lesson for players wanting more experience under their belt.