François Lavoie
"When Simon first showed me Tenpin Toolkit, I was genuinely impressed by how useful it was - it covers so many areas that bowlers can benefit from. As a visual learner, I especially value tools like Angles & Targeting and the ball comparison chart in the Bowling Ball Arsenal because they help you see the game more clearly, understand your equipment better, and make smarter decisions on the lanes."
François Lavoie
Three-Time PBA Major Champion
About François
François Lavoie is one of the most composed and technically precise players in modern professional bowling. A three-time PBA major champion and previous member of Team Canada, François has built his reputation on clean execution, world-class spare shooting and the ability to deliver in the biggest moments.
His breakthrough came at the 2016 U.S. Open, where he not only claimed his first PBA Tour title, but also made history by bowling the first televised 300 game in U.S. Open finals history. Since then, he has gone on to win the U.S. Open again in 2019 and the PBA Tournament of Champions in 2021, cementing his place among the elite players of his generation.
Career Highlights
6 PBA Tour titles
3 major championships
Two-time U.S. Open champion — 2016 and 2019
2021 PBA Tournament of Champions champion
First televised 300 game in U.S. Open finals history
2024 PBA/PBA50/PWBA Jonesboro Trios champion
Long-standing Team Canada representative
Former Wichita State University standout
Known for his calm presence and disciplined approach, François is a player who makes the game look simple — even when the conditions are anything but. His success across major championships, international competition and team formats reflects a deep understanding of lane play, preparation and repeatable execution.