USBC Masters
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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The USBC Masters became an official ten pin Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) bowling event in 1998, and was designated one of the four majors in 2000. It is sanctioned by the United States Bowling Congress. Prior to 2005 the tournament was known as the ABC Masters, sanctioned by the American Bowling Congress (which was merged into the USBC in 2005). One of four majors on the PBA Tour schedule, the USBC Masters began as an invitational event showcasing national and local bowling stars and has grown to become one of bowling's most prestigious eve...
High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The USBC Masters became an official ten pin Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) bowling event in 1998, and was designated one of the four majors in 2000. It is sanctioned by the United States Bowling Congress. Prior to 2005 the tournament was known as the ABC Masters, sanctioned by the American Bowling Congress (which was merged into the USBC in 2005). One of four majors on the PBA Tour schedule, the USBC Masters began as an invitational event showcasing national and local bowling stars and has grown to become one of bowling's most prestigious events. While the event has evolved over the years, its trademark qualifying and double-elimination match play format has remained largely unchanged. All bowlers compete in 10 games of qualifying, with the top 25 percent of the field returning for five additional games to determine the top 63. Those qualifiers join the previous year's champion in the double-elimination bracket. More than 500 competitors turn out for the Masters each year with their sights set on a prize fund of $350,000, which includes a $50,000 top prize (plus a two-year PBA Tour exemption for PBA members).
