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February 25 – March 2: H.H. Emir Cup in Doha
Winner:
March 4 – 9: 14th Kingdom of Bahrain International Bowling Championships in Manama
Winner:
March 13 – 20: Brunswick Euro Challenge in Unterföhring
August 6 – 12: PBA–WBT Thailand in Bangkok
November 1 – 8: UAE Open in Abu Dhabi
November 10 – 16: Kuwait Open in Kuwait City
November 18 – 23: 10th Kingdom International Open in Riyadh
December 10 – 16: Qatar Open 2016 in Doha
Winner:
December: PBA World Championship (final) in Reno
European Bowling Tour 2016
December 29, 2015 – January 10, 2016: Brunswick Ballmaster Open in Helsinki
January 10 – 17: 28th Irish Open Championships in association with Storm in Dublin
Winner:
January 31 – February 7: Hammer Bronzen Schietspoel Tournament 2016 in Tilburg
Winner:
February 17 – 21: 10th International Wroclaw Open in Wrocław
Winner:
March 12 – 20: Brunswick Euro Challenge in Unterföhring
Winner:
May 23 – 29: Kegel Aalborg International 2016 in Aalborg
Winner:
May 29 – June 5: Odense International in Odense
Winner:
July 2 – 10: IV Brunswick Madrid Challenge in Madrid
Winner:
July 9 – 17: 12th Storm San Marino Open in Serravalle
July 16 – 24: Track Dream-Bowl Palace Open by Erdinger in Munich
Winner:
July 25 – 31: Polish Open in Wrocław
Winner:
September 11 – 18: Chandra Open 2016 in Nieuwegein
Winner:
September 26 – October 2: 14th Columbia 300 Vienna Open in Vienna
Winner:
October 3 – 9: 1st Emax Open in Munich
Winner:
October 7 – 16: Norwegian Open 2016 by Brunswick in Oslo
Winner:
December 10 – 16: Qatar Bowling Open 2016 (final) in Doha
Asian Bowling Tour 2016
April 8: ABF Tour - Thailand 2016 in Bangkok
Men's winner:
Women's winner:
June 27: ABF Tour – Macau 2016 in Macau
Men's winner:
Women's winner:
July 10: ABF Tour – Chinese Taipei 2016 in Kaohsiung
Men's winner:
Women's winner:
July 18: ABF Tour – Hong Kong 2016 in Hong Kong
Men's winner:
Women's winner:
October 13: ABF Tour - China 2016 in Shanghai
Men's winner:
Women's winner:
October 24: ABF Tour - Indonesia 2016 in Jakarta
Men's winner: Remy Ong
Women's winner:
November 8 – 9: ABF Tour Tournament of Champions 2016 in Kuwait
Other in bowling
March 19 – 28: European Youth Championships 2016 in Reykjavik
Boys' singles winner:
Girls' singles winner:
Boys' all events winner:
Girls' all events winner:
Boys' Masters winner:
Girls' Masters winner:
Boys' doubles winners: Sweden 1 (William Svensson & Robert Lindberg)
Girls' doubles winners: Germany 2 (Bettina Burghard & Lea Degenhardt)
Boys' team winners: Slovenia (Aleksander Kostric, Rok Kostric, Ziga Zalar, Tim Cerkvenik)
Girls' team winners: Sweden (Amanda Nyman, Alida Molander, Cajsa Wegner, Madelene Gullberg)
April 3 – 10: CONCECABOL Senior and Super Senior in Medellín
Colombia won both the gold and overall medal tallies.
April 22 – 26: PABCON Champion of Champions in Mérida
May 22 – 28: 2016 WNBA Nine-Pin Bowling World Championships in Novigrad
May 7 – 14: 2nd CONCECABOL Championship in Mérida
Winners:
May 27 – June 2: 27th East Asian Tenpin Bowling Championship in Tamuning
June 8 – 19: European Women Championships 2016 in Vienna
Women's Singles winner:
Women's Doubles winners: Sweden 3 (Nina Flack & Joline Persson Planefors)
Women's Trio winners: Germany 1 (Birgit Pöppler, Tina Hulsch, Nadine Geißler)
Women's Team winners: Sweden
June 25 – July 1: European Senior Bowling Championships 2016 in Copenhagen
Singles winners:
Doubles winners: Sweden 11 (Fred Larsson, Clas-Göran Henriksson) (m) / Czech Republic 1 (Miluše Nováková, Jana Lébrová) (f)
Trios winners: England 2 (Larry Exell, Kim Johnson, Paul Morris) (m) / Finland 12 (Jaana Anttas, Tuula Tamminen, Helvi Nybakka) (f)
All events winners:
July 24 – August 3: 2016 World Tenpin Bowling Youth Championships in Lincoln, Nebraska
Singles winners:
Doubles winners: United States 1 (Anthony Simonsen, Wesley Low Jr.) (m) / South Korea 1 (Lee Yeong-seung, Pak Yu-na) (f)
Teams winners: United States 1 (Kamron Doyle , Wesley Low Jr., Anthony Simonsen, Michael Tang) (m) / South Korea 1 (Hong Sun-hwa, Kim Jin-ju, Lee Yeong-seung, Pak Yu-na) (f)
All Event winners:
Masters winners:
August 17 – 28: European Men Championship 2016 in Wemmel
Singles winner:
Doubles winners: Finland 3 (Joonas Jähi, Osku Palermaa)
Trios winners: Norway 1 (Glenn Morten Pedersen, Oyvin Kulseng, Tore Torgersen)
Team winners: Sweden (Peter Hellström, Martin Larsen, Jesper Svensson, Markus Jansson, Mattias Wetterberg, Pontus Andersson)
All Event winner:
August 21 – 28: Pabcon Senior & Super Senior Championship in Santo Domingo
Seniors winners:
Super Senior winners:
September 10 – 24:Pabcon Championships (combined men and women) in Cali
September 18 – 28: 24th Asian Tenpin Bowling Championships in Hong Kong
October 14 – 23: QubicaAMF World Cup 2016 in Shanghai
Winners:
October 24 – 31: European Champions Cup 2016 in Olomouc
Winners:
October 25 – 31: 30th Asian Intercity Bowling Championships in Jakarta
November 19 – 27: Commonwealth Championships 2016 in Johannesburg
Winners: [ 1]
November 20 – 30: 14th Asian Senior Bowling Championship in Seoul
Seniors Masters winners:
Grand Seniors Masters winners:
December 2 – 9: World Single Championships – men and women in Doha
References
Doha
Danielle McEwan
Manama
Unterföhring
Jesper Svensson
Bangkok
Abu Dhabi
Kuwait City
Riyadh
Diana Zavjalova
Helsinki
Dublin
Tilburg
Wrocław
Aalborg
Richard Teece
Madrid
Serravalle
Sin Li Jane
Vienna
Oslo
Sam Cooley
Macau
Daisuke Yoshida
Lee Young Seung
Kaohsiung
Michael Mak
Shanghai
Jakarta
Remy Ong
Reykjavik
Maria Bulanova
Slovenia (Aleksander Kostric, Rok Kostric, Ziga Zalar, Tim Cerkvenik)
Medellín
Mérida
François Lavoie
Novigrad
Vilmoš Zavarko
Romania (Luminiţa Viorica Dogaru & Nicolae Lupu)
Tamuning
Czech Republic 1 (Miluše Nováková, Jana Lébrová) (f)
United States 1 (Anthony Simonsen, Wesley Low Jr.) (m) / 
Wemmel
Santo Domingo
Tony Santa (m) / 
Johannesburg
