In ten-pin bowling, a perfect game occurs when a bowler scores 300 points, achieved by throwing 12 consecutive strikes. A strike is scored when all ten pins are knocked down on the first attempt of a frame. A perfect game is a rare feat, even among professional bowlers.

Bowling has evolved over the years from its origins as an outdoor game in ancient Egypt to the modern indoor sport we know today. Though casual bowlers may aim for fun, professional bowlers are always in pursuit of that elusive perfect game.