Review on Bowling Solid Triangular Pinsetter Shuffleboard by David Thomley

You'll need to fire the bowling ball (included) with some kind of airgun to get enough momentum to hit the pins. After some experimentation with a lacrosse ball and a field hockey ball, I settled on a field hockey ball (Brine Multi Turf). The field hockey ball has a smoother surface and is slightly larger and heavier. Cue Ball should also work pretty well, although I haven't tried it. The next question is to choose the right height for the arrangement of the "alley". A comfortable roll height can work better than, for example, pushing the ball towards the pins. Pushing a hockey puck with some force might be something else to try.