PTBC Storm English Open

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The PTBC Storm English Open is one of the Europe's leading Ten-pin bowling tournaments. It was formed by the Premier Tenpin Bowling Club under the BTBA.

In early 2006 the final plans for the first PTBC Storm English Open were almost complete. [1]

The inaugural PTBC Storm English Open has been put together by the PTBC to essentially replace the loss of the British Open. The PTBC's intention is for this tournament to grow to a level that will compete with some of the largest amateur tournaments outside of the USA. Plans are already well underway for the 2007 tournament, for which an application has been lodged for a spot on the prestigious European Bowling Tour.

The venue will be at the Lakeside Superbowl in Nuneaton, Warwickshire. This town will provide the PTBC with an excellent range of facilities due to our close working relationship directly with the bowl. With plenty of room behind the lanes, an impeccably clean centre and a highly rated pro-shop onsite it's no wonder Nuneaton is a regular on the UK tournament calendar.

Located in the Bermuda Park retail centre, there are plenty of fast food outlets and restaurants, an 8 screen cinema and a hotel on-site. You shouldn't need to venture far from the action, but should you wish to explore whilst you are here there are plenty of tourist attractions all within easy reach.

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Tournaments: Weber Cup • World Tenpin Masters • Qubica/AMF World Cup • World Ranking Masters • European Bowling Tour • PTBC Storm English Open • BTBA Nationals
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