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Lismore Bowl up for Lease

Fantastic opportunity to have both lifestyle and income!

Strategically positioned in the Major Rivers Regional City of Lismore. This modern 14 lane bowling centre provides an astute investment opportunity for solid income and growth. With population of over 40,000, Lismore is the major commerce centre of the North Coast with large government offices, university and health care facilities. The inclusion of the towns of Casino and Kyogle add another 20,000 to the market area giving this bowling centre a steady and solid income stream.

Excellent facilities including air conditioning, cafe, Computer Score automatic scoring, 82-70 machines, a bus for group transport, function area for corporate, birthday and school functions gives large scope for marketing opportunities.

In the last seven years this vibrant centre has solid growth but due to the current lessors retirement plans, this fantastic lifestyle and income opportunity becomes available.

PRICE: $250,000.00

For more information contact:

  • Ken Gausden - 0415 750 240
  • Stephen Biggs - 0427 242 877

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AMF Rooty Hill Opens

Added: 4th June 2010

 AMF Bowling Australia, a division of Ardent Leisure, has opened its latest bowling centre in the Sydney suburb of Rooty Hill.

Located in the rear of the well known Rooty Hill RSL club, this purpose built building features 34 fully synthetic lanes paired with newly reconditioned Brunswick A2 machines. The building also includes M9 Laser Tag along with Cafe and Bar facilities.

Computer Score's Duo system is coupled with 40" Samsung Commercial LCD displays to give an unparalleled customer experience.  System mangaement equipment includes 3 control workstations and 2 workstations in the Cafe/Bar, all of which feature, Touch Screens, Bar Code Scanners and Customer Displays.  Also included is a networked Laser printer for customer scoresheets and a NAS (Network Attached Storage) drive as a data store.

AMF Clayton Opens

Added: 30th March 2010

AMF Bowling has opened it's latest centre in the Melbourne suburb of Clayton. 

This purpose built, state of the art facility features 26 lanes, Bar facility, full Cafe restaurant and M9 Laser Tag maze. 

Computer Score components include 40" Commercial quality LCD displays as well as the latest Duo system interfacing to their Brunswick A2 machines and AMF Automatic Bumpers.

Albury updates to Windows

Added: 23rd March 2010

Albury Tenpin Bowl has just updated its back office system from the DOS version of Computer Score to the current spec windows Center Command. This will allow them to take advantage of all the features and development that has been continually done, including Booking Sheet, Multi Block - Multi Squad tournaments and full accounts system. Their lane hardware, installed in 1990, remains unchanged thanks to the Lane Interface Box, an industrial computer designed specifically to communicate with older models of Computer Score lane hardware. This makes for a very cost effective upgrade that allows maximum longevity to existing systems.

Computer Score launches its New Web Site

Added: 19th January 2010

Today, Computer Score launched its 'New Look' Web Site. It has been prepared by the award winning Pixel House Web Design Company. The 'new look' is easy to navigate, and designed for faster downloading and display. It also allow updating with new material as it becomes available.

FAQs added to our Website

Added: 3rd January 2010

Computer Score today added a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section to its new website. This will allow us to post answers to those questions that are often asked during the course of the year. These FAQs are arranged on a menu at the side of the page by category. Just click on a category to view all the FAQs written on that subject. To look at the Frequently Asked Questions, click on FAQ on the Menu above. You can also search by keyword to find your FAQ quickly.

Wangsa Bowl, Malaysia

Added: 15th December 2009

This large  and impressive new 32-lane center package opened in December 2009 on the top floor of the recently opened Wangsa Walk Mall, in a fashionable area of Kuala Lumpur. The owners chose Computer Score DUO and 42" LCD screens to complement the 'striking' appearance. Wangsa Bowl shares the top floor with a new Cinema, and the huge range of eating places, fashion shops and variety stores is set to make this site a preferred meeting place for young people, families, locals and visitors alike.  

Tamworth Tenpin Does It Again

Added: 1st December 2009

Tamworth Tenpin Bowl has just installed their second Computer Score System in 15 years  Their original system was installed in 1994 and was still 'going strong'.  In their decision to modernise the center, built in 1980, the owners chose to add new 40" LCD screens with DUO, to treat their customers and improve their business. Visit their website at www.tamworthtenpin.com.au

12 Lanes to Durban, South Africa

Added: 27th November 2009

'Superbowling Galleria' opened in December 2009 - the latest addition to the Superbowling chain of centers in South Africa. This new center package in Durban is a credit to the Country's Tenpin Bowling experts, Stan and Guy Caminsky, who have chosen a Computer Score System for the third time in their strategically positioned sites. The centre, located in the huge new 'Galleria' Shopping Complex, which has been built over a golf course site, includes other attractions, such as a new design of Bumper Cars and the first ever type of a new concept - "Glow Mini-Golf". This absolutely stunning 'seascape' concept provides a memorable experience for children and adults alike.

Computer Score Tops 370

Added: 3rd October 2009

In conjunction with our US distributors, Ebonite/VanTech, there are currently over 370 centres using Computer Score in world wide locations, including Australia, Bahrain, Denmark, Hong Kong, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, South Africa, Taiwan, Thailand, UK, and USA. A good achievement for an Australian-designed and manufactured product.

AMF Australia Chooses Computer Score

Added: 26th February 2007

Computer Score and AMF Australia have completed the integration of Computer Score’s 'Center Command' to all 45 centres throughout Australia and New Zealand.

AMF, an Australian company wholly owned by Macquarie Leisure (Now named Ardent Leisure)negotiated with Computer Score in 2001 the provision of a solution to replace ageing overhead monitors with their 'Accu-Score' systems in several centres. In 2002 Computer Score was asked to interface their renowned League Secretarial software to the AMF 'Accu-Score' system, to capture scores and perform Lane Control functions. This integration was further extended to also include all the BOSS systems.

In 2005 Computer Score was approached to provide a Point Of Sale solution for the chain, with  customised software, enabling Point Of Sale data to be transmitted to and from their Head Office, providing a centralised accounting management tool, also allowing immediate changes to price structures throughout their centers, as required. 

This partnership has, through an excellent working relationship, enabled AMF Australia to control every individual centre in their operation with a cost-effective solution to the many challenges associated with  a large operation, involving a number of centers in two countries.

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