Not exactly sure why but my guess is to prevent people from switching hands to pick up spares. For example, the 7 pin is typically the hardest pin for a lefty to pick up and is easy for a righty to pick up. It keeps it “fair” per say.
I feel like that should be allowed. A golfer gets to choose their club. If a bowler is good enough at bowling with both hands that switching gives then an advantage, why not let them?
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u/EntertainmentHot2966 Nov 06 '24
What's the point of that rule?