Make an excell spreadsheet.

You can then program really easily whatever math you want for each column.

Bowlingtracker.com

http://bowlingtracker.no-ip.org:2222/
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3 holes of fun!!

I used bowling tracker the past year and it was great. I got to see how I shot on each pair, its shows the high game and low for the year and keeps a running average for each game as in first game, second game and so on. Many other pluses.

Shipper

I use Gone Bowlin' - http://www.gonebowlin.com/

You can download and use it for free.  You get the first 7 weeks without any "nag screens."  After that if you don't purchase it, you have to wait a certain amount of time before you can enter your scores - the time "nag" is cumulative, so if it's 10 seconds on the 8th week, the 9th week is 20 seconds, etc.

You can track multiple leagues, points won/lost, money spent/earned, etc.  You can do frame-by-frame scoring to track your strikes (high, flush, half pocket, etc), spare percentage, taps, splits, etc (those just in general....nothing that will let you actually track which pins you left).  I think you can have 8 different balls, and you can edit the lane condition if you want to track how you do on different conditions.

I felt it was worth the $25.

There was also another program I sampled that let you track the actually pins, target area, foot position, etc. but I guess I found that too complicated because I can't find anything in my e-mail accounts or on my computer about it any more.

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