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National 600 Club favorite bowling sites on the World Wide Web 
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| Blossomland 600 Club of Southwestern Michigan | Records indicate the Club was formally established in 1953. Three tournaments are held each year with a free buffet for members following the Club's annual meeting in April. The Club has approximately 150 active members and each year gives a gift to all members. |
| The District #6 600 Club (Ohio) | |
| Illinois Women's 600 Bowling Club | The Illinois Women's 600 Bowling Club was formed in Bloomington, Illinois in 1998, having 35 Charter Members. We hold a State Tournament once a year, rotating the tournament two three areas of the state. The north, central, and the south. Effective May 30, 2001 we have 613 active members in our club. We're proud of the club and the women of our state for their support of the club and the annual tournament. Membership as of August 10, 2002 is now up to 680 members. |
| California State Women's 600 Bowling Club | The California State Women's 600 Bowling Club was formed in 1954. A tournament is held every year in conjunction with the CWBA State Tournament. During the state convention, there is an annual meeting and luncheon held for the members. |
| Iowa 600 Bowling Club | Founded February 28, 1953 and are now beginning preparations for the 50th anniversary in 2003 which will be held in conjunction with the Iowa Women's State Tournament to be held in Cedar Rapids. In October, the club will hold an annual doubles and singles tournament at Spare Time Lanes in Jefferson, Iowa. During the state tournament, a mail-in tournament uses the scores rolled by members in the singles event. |
| Buckeye 600 Bowling Club | The Club was founded for the purposes of uniting all female bowlers in Ohio who have qualified for membership, to conduct an annual tournament, to encourage members to promote social activities and devote themselves to the fun of bowling. Also, to urge all members to play the game in a sportsman-like manner, bringing credit and honor to themselves and to the Buckeye 600 Bowling Club. |
| Ohio Women's 700 Bowling Club | |
| Buckeye Women Bowling Writers | |
| The United WBA's 600 Club | |
| Wisconsin State 600 Bowling Club | Any member of the National 600 Club who is a current member of the Wisconsin Women's Bowling Association is eligible for membership in the Wisconsin State 600 Club |
| Beaumont 600 Bowling Club | Site is presented by the Beaumont Women's Bowling Association for the enjoyment and information of the Beaumont Women's Bowling Association bowlers and others. |
| Texas 600 Club | Site is presented by the Texas 600 Club |
| South Bay 600 Club, California | The South Bay 600 Club was formed in August of 1974 by 105 National 600 Club members for the southwest corner of the Los Angeles area. The club motto chosen was - "To Better Serve the 600 Club Bowlers Residing in the South Bay Area." Standing rules are a club uniform of red shirts with white lettering on the back worn with white slacks, skirts or walking shorts. A Board of Directors of 7 were voted in at the first meeting. Very few changes have occurred over the last 30 years. Terms of the Board are for 2 years. There have only been eight Presidents and four Secretaries in this time. A contest was held to chose a design for the Club Helmswheel Pin. Various types of tournaments for members and guests are just a part of the Club activities. Bus trips to Las Vegas and Laughlin, Nevada, day at the horse races, and various charity activities are just a few of the things the members do. The Club has entered large squads in National, State, and Local WBA and 600 Club tournaments when they are held in the near vicinity. Yearly funds from our 50/50 proceeds go to helping Junior bowlers and the California BVL. Club members were helpful in the forming of the local 500 Club and a yearly tournament is held with that Club. |
