Every bowling alley in Singapore, checked lane by lane.
Thirty-one places to bowl, from 38-lane club centres to four-lane arcade alleys. Each listing shows its lanes, the rate the public pays and whether you need a membership card at the door.
Clubhouses, malls and members' clubs
Most of Singapore's lanes sit inside clubhouses rather than malls. SuperBowl runs six centres, four of them in SAFRA or HomeTeamNS buildings and one in a community club, and Sonic Bowl operates three more SAFRA alleys plus the basement of Our Tampines Hub. These are open to anyone: the public pays the top line of the rate card and SAFRA, HomeTeamNS or PAssion cardholders pay less.
Country and recreation clubs are a different case. Changi Beach Club, the Chinese Swimming Club, Esplanade Bowl at the Singapore Recreation Club, Gardens Bowl and Seletar Bowl all set their own rules on guests, and their listings say what the club publishes. Orchid Bowl, NSRCC Resort Bowl and Warren Bowl, by contrast, state plainly that non-members can play.
Then there are the arcades. Timezone has mini or social bowling at five malls, played with game credits instead of a per-game rate, which suits young children more than league bowlers. If price matters most, the Civil Service Club's Westwood Bowl had the lowest public game rate we found, S$3.80 on weekday daytimes.
Find an alley by zone
Filter by public access, published hours or published rates. Live status uses Singapore time.
Central Singapore 10 alleys
East Singapore 6 alleys
North Singapore 4 alleys
North-East Singapore 4 alleys
West Singapore 7 alleys
Three things to sort out before booking
Game or lane-hour?
Work out when paying for a lane by the hour beats paying per game, using the SuperBowl Jurong and Khatib rate boards and the Rifle Range price list.
Read the guide AccessBowling at a club
Which club alleys say outright that the public can play, how Seletar's training timetable affects a visit and what to put in an enquiry to the Sports School.
Read the guide ChildrenMini lanes or bumpers?
Lighter balls at Timezone Pasir Ris, two kinds of lane at Orchard Xchange and dinosaur ramps at Sonic Bowl Choa Chu Kang: choosing the right start for a child.
Read the guideSingapore bowling questions
Which bowling alley in Singapore has the most lanes?
Singapore Bowling at Rifle Range, run by Temasek Club in Bukit Timah, has 38 lanes. Orchid Bowl in Yishun follows with 36 and SuperBowl Mount Faber with 34.
Where can I bowl after midnight?
Two Bukit Batok alleys run past 2am: StarBowl at the HomeTeamNS clubhouse finishes at 3am on Fridays, Saturdays and holidays, and Westwood Bowl does so on Saturdays and holiday eves. Most SuperBowl and Sonic Bowl centres close at 1am on Fridays and Saturdays.
Do I need to be a SAFRA member to bowl at a SAFRA clubhouse?
No. The SuperBowl and Sonic Bowl centres in SAFRA buildings publish a public rate for non-members. Members pay less after showing a valid card.
How much does a game of bowling cost in Singapore?
Published public rates for a game ranged from S$3.80 at Westwood Bowl on weekday daytimes to S$7 at Sonic Bowl's Yishun and Tampines Hub centres at peak times, when checked in November 2026. Shoe rental is usually S$2.