The AMF Antioch Lanes north of the river closed recently. However, the AMF Ranchmart Lanes, which was scheduled to close at the end of this month, will remain open after the landlord renewed the lease. Ten local AMF bowling alleys remain open in the metropolitan area.
It is reported that AMF Bowling Inc. has debt of more than $1.3 billion. The company reported a loss of about $81 million in the last fourth quarter. The company is owned by an investor group led by Goldman Sachs. AMF has 520 bowling centers worldwide, with 400 in the United States.
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