2023 PBA Skill Ball Challenge Championship Finals | Dom Barrett vs. Matt Ogle

The championship finals of the 2023 PBA Skill Ball Challenge feature a race-to-two match between Dom Barrett and Matt Ogle.
Originally streamed live on BowlTV July 23, 2023 from the Strobl Arena at Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park, Michigan.
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[@Krranski]

This is the kind of game I want to play. One ball, the lane, the pins. It also removes the financial barrier of entry to bowling and competition. It's better in so many ways.

[@foxwolf316]

At least we can watch these tournaments

[@andrewphillips2179]

PbaBowling, You are fantastic. Also, Thank you for uploading the Championship Finals of the Pba Skill Ball Challenge between Matt Ogle and Dom Barrett.

[@nordattack]

The Skill ball is not Polyester. The PBA SKILL 3.02, is a non-flaring pearl 'urethane' ball with a differential of 0.010 and hardness of 80-82D.

[@Jordankons123]

I would like to try this

[@mpup54]

I used to throw a plastic Columbia Blue-Dot for strikes because the carry was so good and it was already my spare ball anyway. Anytime the lanes were dry I would just bring this out and have no issues getting the ball down the lane.

[@scottythompson940]

Cool video talk tech bowling bowling ball

[@tedthompson5389]

The Skill 3.02 is NOT polyester - it is 80 hardness URETHANE.

[@matthewvega3416]

This is real bowling. I don't know why pba thinks that high scores and lots of strikes is what gets people interested and into bowling. Bowling ball technology and patterns that are not difficult enough because of this technology has ruined the game. There should be waaaay more tournaments like this. I remember when new bowling balls were released three times a year, usually before the start of winter leagues, before Christmas, and in spring time. Now it's new balls coming out monthly. The ball market is too damn overinflated and just ridiculous.

[@jessewiiki7635]

The young kid commentating has no clue what he's talking about

[@LaernHowToSpell]

You mean Andrew Andersen? 3 tour titles, 1 major, and POY award… doesn’t know what he’s talking about? Right buddy. Just keep bagging those groceries

[@tonyk438]

So, up to the early 80s only plastic was available? Its funny with the current urethane debate since i believe urethane was the first non plastic?

[@notonyourlife7939]

Not exactly... long before plastic, they were all rubber.

[@tonyk438]

@notonyourlife7939 yeah, I knew rubber was before. When I bowled in 70s everyone was plastic in league. Did rubber and plastic intermix a lot? Was there a plastic debate at the time?

[@BlackHeartedPanda]

Urethane of today is not the same of urethane in the 80s

[@notonyourlife7939]

@@tonyk438 Couldn't say...rubber was before my time, lol. My first "real" ball with a fingertip grip was the Columbia Yellow Dot... but that was mid 80's.

[@joen5332]

People operating the cameras need to get with the fox camera people so they can learn how to video properly

[@presdoc1]

😂

[@dannywhite670]

one the guys sounds like he on pills.

[@calebkidd]

i can't lie... the guy who sounds like a child does not need to be a commentator

[@Krranski]

Pretty sure that's Andrew Anderson...

[@calebkidd]

@@Krranski no chance..

[@Krranski]

@@calebkidd yeah maybe not, listening back... at times I hear it in his scratchy voice. idk who it is though, not easily found on google.

[@traviscotterall]

@@Krranski it was andrew anderson

[@Krranski]

@winterwasd it was?! Maybe because he was talking low it threw me off.

[@TheRealSteveShow]

First!🎉

[@phillygreekfeet]

These announcer's are terrible.