Welcome back!
This week's edition is -
5615 Castle Ct.,
Just off Hy. 31, between 16th and 21st Streets.
With all this cold and snow, what a great place to go,
have fun and stay warm!
Castle is open Mon. 9am-11pm
Tues and Wed. 11am-11pm
Thurs 9am-12am
Fri. 9am-1am
Sat. 8am-1am
and Sun. 11am-10pm.
Castle was built in 1978, and was bought
by the current owners, Phil and Patti, in March of 1991.
What makes them unique, is the Northwoods Wisconsin lodge setting, offering bowling leagues tailored to bringing people together.
They have received recognition in -
WISN A List and
Besides their website (the link as their name above),
they can also be found on Facebook.
The 3 words Phil chose, were in the form of a phrase -
"Attention to details" .
Castle offers automated open lane hot line
when you call our
phone at 633-1199.
If you haven't been there yet, stop on by and give them a try!
Don't forget to tell them you saw it here!
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11 comments:
Nothing in the gutter about this review.
This review is a Strike!
Drew and I were going to take the kids there one day but never made it. Awesome post LM.
A famous Racine bowler, and promotor of bowling, Hank Ruppel retired as Secretary Treasurer of the Southside Businessmans Bowling League, and I took over his job. My first year was at Castle Lanes. It was always a top rate place, and I'm sure It still Is. Bob and Larry created a unique entertainment center.
it's very nice inside, rustic yet high tech, a really nice blend and balance
I want to go bowling Irregular Style!
we just have to get you back up this way 1st :)
Sounds like a great place. I don't bowl much, but I know someone who did and someone who has a special attachment to Castle Lanes because of that. May they live long and prosper.
BLB, been there, done that, twice. The first time we had a fair turnout and some of us weren't afraid to make fools of ourselves. (Watch out for drew. He's a ringer.)
The second time only a few of us showed up, so we sat and talked instead.
I remember the aches and pain from the first time well. I already start to hurt when I think of bowling again.
Yes Orbs is correct, I made a fool out of myself, I don't even think I broke a 100.
As for the second time we sat and talked and (most of us) DRANK...LOVED IT
Was I the only one with bruised knees after the first bowling attempt? Irregular beverages and conversation beat Irregular bowling, IMHO.
:)
the only way I can bowl with my tendinitis, is to pull my arm support ban tight enough to cut off circulation just long enough to throw the ball then release til the next time, not bad, as long as I remember to loosen it up again :)
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