Operating in Smyrna, Tennessee, since its opening in 1996, Smyrna Bowling Center has served as a significant recreational hub for the local community. Founded by the Baudoin family with a vision for a modern, community-focused bowling experience, the facility expanded to 52 lanes in 2006, making it one of the largest and most modern bowling centers in Tennessee. Beyond its extensive bowling lanes, the center features two arcades offering a mix of modern and classic video games, including popular titles like “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire” and “Dance Dance Revolution,” along with redemption games, pool tables, and claw games. A jukebox further enhances the entertainment options for patrons.
Smyrna Bowling Center remains open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, catering to a diverse clientele from casual bowlers to league participants and competitive tournament players. The center’s commitment to the community is evident through its partnerships with local organizations such as the Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce and Smyrna Rotary. It actively supports local schools with an “In School Bowling Program” and a “School Break Special,” which donates proceeds to school libraries. Additionally, it hosts the TSSAA state championships, highlighting its role in fostering the sport of bowling and providing a venue for regional athletic events.