RAY ORF

Ray has been involved in bowling his entire life. He previously bowled on the PBA Tour in the early 1960s and competed in PBA regional tournaments thru the mid-1970s. Ray has one PBA national title to his credit and six PBA regional titles, including the 1975 Resident Pro Championship. He has shot over 20-300 games and in 1972 bowled an unsanctioned, and controversial, 890 series (290, 300, 300) while recording 35 strikes in a row. Ray is a member of the St.Louis and Missouri State Bowling Halls of Fame.

Ray was the manager of Western Bowl in St. Louis for almost 15 years prior to opening Ray Orf’s Bowling & Trophy Shop.

RICH ORF

Rich has followed in his father’s footsteps and has also been involved in the bowling industry his entire life. He is a former PBA member, having competed on a part-time basis on the national tour and full time in the PBA Midwest Region. He has four PBA regional titles and has shot over 30-300 games with a high series of 846.

At the shop, Rich keeps up-to-date on all of the latest equipment, receiving seed balls from all the major manufacturers. 

In 2006, Rich was elected to the St. Louis Bowling Hall of Fame.

DAVE DANIELSON

Dave has been with Ray Orf’s for over 22 years. He is a former PBA member and has won several tournaments at the state and local levels. He has more than 20-300 games to his credit with a high series of 822.

Dave is the trophy and plaque engraver and stays busy with trophy and plaque customers. If you have any questions about trophies, plaques or awards, Dave will be happy to answer them.

SANDY ORF

 
Ray Orfs family lost Sandy in December of 2005. Sandy was 62 years old. She is survived by her husband Ray and three children - Rich (Shiela), Steve (Lisa) and Diana (Jim).  Sandy was a proud grandmother of five - Nicole, Andrew, Ryan, Mary and Rachel.

CHRIS JUNG

Chris has worked at Ray Orf’s for over 22 years. Chris is one of the top bowlers in the St. Louis area with over 35-300 games. In 1980, Chris won the Show-Me Classic Tournament (St. Louis) winning a brand new Pontiac Sunbird. In 1992, Chris won the St. Louis High Average award with a 240 average for 99 games. Chris currently works part-time at the shop and also gives bowling instruction. If you need some lessons, Chris can help you out.