Candlepins
Candlepins are a type of bowling game that originated in New England, characterized by the use of tall, thin pins and small, softball-sized balls with no finger holes. The game is known for its unique scoring system, where players try to knock down as many pins as possible in each frame without knocking over the pin that designates the frame number. Candlepin bowling requires skillful aim and precision due to the challenging nature of the pins and balls used in the game.