NAVMC 2792 governs the operation and marketing of Marine Corps bowling centers, including programs, pro shops, maintenance, and food services.
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NAVMC 2792 covers general information, planning and programming, customer service, pro shop operations, maintenance, and food and beverage operations. It requires attention to guest fees, program evaluation, merchandise management, pricing, and alcoholic beverage storage.
Applies to: The Bowling Center Operations Handbook provides installation bowling center managers, counter control personnel, and maintenance staff information on the operation and marketing of Marine corps bowling centers.
Guests will be required to pay the same user fee as charged the sponsoring participant, or higher if the command has established a graduated fee for that activity. (paragraph 2)
Ultimately, programmers must use their own best judgement in program selection, but only after they have weighed all the facts and carefully analyzed the particular needs of their installation. Once a program is under way, programmers must continue to evaluate its progress and make adjustments as needed to better serve the participants. (paragraph 5)
Some of the main types of organized activities include classes, contests and tournaments, leagues, and special events. (paragraph 2)
Where needs and interests are evident, classes should be planned, scheduled, and conducted. (paragraph 3)
A programmer should use at least two of these methods to develop an accurate and valid evaluation. (paragraph 2)