131 Rifle Range Road Blk 3 #04-01 Singapore 588406
38 lanesHours listed from S$5 Open to visitors
Singapore's largest centre: 38 lanes at Temasek Club, home of the national team.
Bukit Timah to the harbour
Central Singapore: the national centre, two SAFRA alleys and a lounge
The central zone stretches from Bukit Timah to the harbour, and it holds both extremes of Singapore bowling: the 38 competition lanes at Rifle Range where the national team trains, and two mini lanes in a Marina Bay Sands lounge.
Most lanesSingapore Bowling @ Rifle Range · 38 lanes
Lowest public game rateSingapore Bowling @ Rifle Range · S$5
Latest closingSuperBowl Mount Faber · 1am
Open to non-members8 of 10 alleys
SuperBowl Mount Faber @ SAFRA
4.2 (369)
2 Telok Blangah Wy, #02-06, Singapore 098803
34 lanesHours listed from S$5.50 Open to visitors
The largest SuperBowl, with 34 sanctioned lanes inside SAFRA Mount Faber.
SuperBowl Toa Payoh @ SAFRA
3.9 (342)
293 Lor 6 Toa Payoh, #03-02, Singapore 319387
24 lanesHours listed from S$5.50 Open to visitors
24 sanctioned lanes in SAFRA Toa Payoh, next to the stadium.
Kallang Bowl
3.4 (951)
5 Stadium Walk, #02-22, Leisure Park Kallang, Singapore 397693
22 lanes Unconfirmed, call first
22 lanes at Leisure Park Kallang; call before going, its status was unclear in November 2026.
Planet Bowl
4 (375)
60 Tessensohn Rd, Singapore 217664
20 lanesHours listed Open to visitors
Civil Service Club's 20 Brunswick lanes near Farrer Park, sold by the hour.
21 & 34 Amber Road, Singapore 439870
12 lanesHours listed Members and their guests
12 sanctioned lanes and a youth academy at the Amber Road members' club.
B Connaught Drive, Singapore 179682
10 lanesHours listed Members only
Ten refreshed lanes at the Singapore Recreation Club, reopened to members in July 2026.
Timezone Orchard Xchange
4.9 (6k)
437 Orchard Rd, B1-01 to 04/ 07 to 18/ 25 to 44, Singapore 238878
8 short lanesHours listed Open to visitors
Eight lanes in two formats at Timezone's largest arcade, above Orchard MRT.
10 Bayfront Avenue, #B1-67, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018956
2 mini lanes Lounge guests, no membership
Two mini lanes inside a late-night lounge at Marina Bay Sands.
Timezone VivoCity
4.8 (10.9k)
1 HarbourFront Walk, #02-43, VivoCity, Singapore 098585
Hours listed Open to visitors
Children's mini bowling at VivoCity, reopened after a 2024 renovation.
Where the public can simply turn up
Four central alleys publish a rate for anyone. Singapore Bowling at Rifle Range charges the public S$5 a game off-peak; SuperBowl's Mount Faber and Toa Payoh centres, both inside SAFRA clubhouses, start at S$5.50; and Planet Bowl near Farrer Park sells lanes by the hour instead of by the game.
Kallang Bowl at Leisure Park is the exception to check first. The mall still lists it, but an independent guide in November 2026 found its website offline, and no current timetable could be confirmed.
Clubs that ask who you are
Two of the oldest institutions in the zone keep their lanes for members. Esplanade Bowl at the Singapore Recreation Club reopened in July 2026 to members, and the Chinese Swimming Club on Amber Road prices only member categories and members' guests.
For families with small children, the two Timezone arcades at Orchard Xchange and VivoCity offer mini lanes paid with game credits, a gentler start than a full-size centre.
Private club lanes we do not list separately
Three more central clubs keep lanes for members, and they have no listing of their own because almost nothing about them is public. The federation's March 2026 list includes Island Bowl at the Singapore Island Country Club, with 12 Brunswick lanes, and the Singapore Swimming Club on Tanjong Rhu Road, with 10 AMF lanes that switched to Brunswick Sync scoring in July 2025. Its 2024 directory also records four lanes at the American Club on Scotts Road, the site of Singapore's first bowling alley in 1966.
All three are open only to members and their guests. If you have access through a member, ask the club directly for times and rates.
Questions
Central zone questions
Which central alley is easiest for a first-timer to reach by MRT?
Timezone Orchard Xchange sits directly above Orchard MRT and Timezone VivoCity connects to HarbourFront MRT. For full-size lanes, Planet Bowl is about seven minutes' walk from Farrer Park MRT.
Can I watch the national team train?
Rifle Range is the national team's home and hosts national and international events. Training sessions are not published as public events, so ask Temasek Club before planning a visit around them.