If the rules sound pretty similar to beer pong, that’s because inventor Chris Hutt created the game while tailgating at the Indianapolis 500. Hutt now owns and operates the Fowling Warehouse in ...

Fowling Warehouse KC is only the eighth of its kind in the country. The rules are simple: There are two teams at each end, and the first one to fire down all the pins with a football wins.

We'll be following up with a story in our print edition in a few weeks, but wanted to spread the word so you know where to go: The Fowling Warehouse is located at 3901 Christopher St., Detroit ...

In Your Corner. Fowling comes to Plano in first Texas location 02:10. ... But the rules of the game are simpler than they seem. "It's set up like cornhole," Swanson explained.

Thieves make off with a trailer full of gear from the Fowling Warehouse in Ypsilanti, ... and, by the end of the weekend, rules were in place. A Detroit-based reveler, Chris Hutt, ...

"After a full day of fowling," Hutt says, "we decided, we've got to have a tournament. Everybody signed up, 24 teams with goofy names for the inaugural Superfowl Saturday. This past year was our ...

It’s a game that was created during a tailgate in 2001. But the mashup of football and bowling now known as Fowling was way too big to be contained to backyards and parking lots.

Ready to try something new? Fowling Warehouse Cincinnati is the only place in Ohio where you can play the original football bowling pin game. Bring friends or family and play on 30 Fowling lanes ...

Now, more than a decade later, Hutt is convinced that fowling has a future, so much so that he recently unveiled the new 34,000-square-foot Fowling Warehouse in a Hamtramck industrial park.

Consumers will soon be able to enjoy the game of Fowling™ from their own backyards Featured Image for Escalade Sports Featured Image for Escalade Sports EVANSVILLE, Ind., Nov. 04, 2021 (GLOBE ...