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Five-Pin Bowling

A bowling variant invented in Canada in 1909 that uses five pins instead of ten and a smaller ball that fits in the hand without finger holes. Pins are scored by value (2, 3, 5, 3, 2) rather than simply being counted, and the game remains especially popular in Canada as a family-friendly alternative to ten-pin bowling.

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