Ben Glascock has spent most of his life somewhere between the foul line and the edit timeline — a skilled bowler, coach, and storyteller raised on Sunday telecasts, youth league memories, and the stubborn belief that “your best life is a ten-pin life.”
When he looked around the YouTube bowling scene in 2021, he found it stale, outdated, and painfully boring, so he launched Ten Pin Life — to create the content he wished existed. The idea was simple: make bowling, fun, human, and worth caring about again.
What started as a passion project grew into a creative engine for the modern game. One that celebrates everything beautifully old-school about it. Ten Pin Life began as a personal outlet but quickly became the beating heart of a growing community dedicated to telling the stories bowling forgot to tell.
If bowling is America’s most underrated social experiment, Ten Pin Life is the camera crew that keeps showing its receipts — one dusty trophy case, neon sign, and perfectly imperfect night at a time.