15 Bowling Influencers With Wisdom to Spare

Are you a bowling fan? Whether you want to learn more about the game or want to work with interesting, niche creators, check out these bowling influencers who share their skills, competitions and tips.

Bowling influencers hitting strikes on social media

Brad and Kyle

Professional bowlers Brad Miller and Kyle Sherman offer their 134K YouTube subscribers insights into their own experiences and tips to enhance their bowling game. Their content includes tutorials on hooking a bowling ball, creating more power, getting balanced, and throwing strikes. There are also fun challenges, like throwing a bowling ball with no holes.

Youth Bowler Matthew

Matthew and his dad post videos about his experience as a youth bowling competitor. There’s content tracking his journey in the sport since age 4 and highlights from his league play and tournaments. Matthew also shares tutorials for other aspiring bowlers, including what ball to use and when and how to use the arrows for targeting.

Inside Bowling

Inside Bowling is a culmination of the efforts of bowlers Mike Jasnau, Bryan O’Keefe and Mike Shady. The team provides free coaching videos and live coverage of bowling events year-round to its 61.3K subscribers. Among many other video tutorials, their fans can learn the secret to consistent footwork, how to make simple adjustments to strike more, and how to perfect their pivot step.

Patrick “Packy” Hanrahan

Mixing entertainment and education into the House Bowling account on YouTube, pro bowler Packy keeps his 66K subscribers laughing, learning and inspired with plenty of regular content. Whether he’s using the oldest bowling ball or the heaviest or accepting a 10-ball challenge with his friend, there’s plenty to see — including appearances by other famous bowlers.

Darren Tang

When he’s not bowling on the PBA Tour, Darren creates bowling-centered content for his 62.8K YouTube subscribers. Witness how he uses the Storm Vector Layout System for his bowling balls or his various challenges against his pro-bowler brother, like this left-handed game. There’s also an entire playlist dedicated to the best bowling balls.

Michael Tang

Like his brother Darren, Michael is a professional bowler. He also owns a pro shop and makes bowling-related content for his 6.34K YouTube subscribers. Tang uses gameplay to show you the easiest split to convert, offers recaps of the PBA tour seasons, and tests various bowling balls in a “nonscientific way.”

Osku Palermaa

Osku is arguably the most powerful tenpin bowler in the world and he’s got a number of titles to prove it: PBA Major Champion; World, World Cup, and World Games Champion; and WBW Hall of Fame inductee. His content includes ball reviews, workouts for bowlers to his process for drilling balls. He has 11.6K subscribers.

Sandro Perrino

Sandro creates videos for his Athletic Bowling YouTube channel that cover tips on hooking the ball properly and becoming a better bowler, as well as lessons from watching pro bowlers. If you’re curious about how the pros release the ball, watch his slow-motion analyses of various players. There are also exclusive interviews, like this one with PBA Commissioner Tom Clark.

Mr. YoH

Known only as “Mr. YoH” to his 18.7K YouTube subscribers, this bowling fan shares highlights from the biggest games around the globe. Just in 2022 alone, you’ll find well-edited clips showcasing the best of the Players East Championship, the Tournament of Champions, the Cheetah Championship, and the World Championship.

Jason Belmonte

Known for his extremely powerful and unique bowling style, Jason thrills his 71.9K YouTube subscribers with fantastic trick shots. He also shares accuracy drills, live bowling video game matches that he plays, and conversations with pro bowlers in a comfortable setting. Don’t miss his epic video of himself bowling from a race car going over 140 mph.

220 Average Bowler

For a lighter take on bowling, this micro-influencer makes entertaining videos on things like turning Crocs into bowling shoes and insane bowling trick shots outside. Be sure to catch his game in which he bowled blindfolded. You’ll enjoy his content if you love bowling but don’t take yourself too seriously.

Ashly Galante

Ashly has many huge wins under her belt as a professional bowler and showed she’s a true competitor by bowling through an injury. Her Instagram page is filled with clips from her competitions, mentions of her favorite bowling balls, and her appearances on bowling-related podcasts. Check out her early clips from the Teen Masters!

There.Go.C.

Keep your eyes on this up-and-comer who only recently discovered that he’s a natural bowler. In just 1.5 years since picking up a bowling ball, he’s already competing in tournaments with cash prizes. He’s got great advice on how to get more strikes and how to keep score accurately.

Abby Hertless

Don’t laugh at Abby’s two-handed shot or mismatched shoes unless you, too, can bowl a 300. She bowled at the nationals in Vegas and loves to try out new balls. She hit a 600 at nationals and has already acquired more than 38.7K followers on TikTok with her bowling videos.

Chase

If bowling and pranks had a baby, it would be content on Chase’s TikTok account. After 11 years of bowling, his game has improved significantly, and he’s been able to test out multiple balls to find the best. But his content is a collection of not only his games but also plenty of entertaining bowling-related content. Don’t miss the incredible footage from a drone flying through a bowling alley.