Abstract: A portable ramp for a bowling ball is bent at approximately 135.degree. to form a first linear section of predetermined length and a second linear section having a length approximately three times the predetermined length. The second section extends angularly from the first section and curves slightly at its end farthest from the first section. The ramp has a top with a central channel extending along its length for directing a bowling ball. A pair of legs are removably accommodated in a pair of spaced socket members at the bottom of the first section of the ramp intermediate its end joining the second section and its end farthest from the second section for supporting the ramp with the first section horizontal at a predetermined height above a supporting surface and the second section extending from the predetermined height to the supporting surface at approximately 45.degree. and curving slightly upward in its area abutting the supporting surface.