They must not like money..... I dont care if the ball comes from the moon...

Does he refuse to drill the Storm balls made in China too?  Tell the knucklehead to read the labels on all his clothes and shoes before taking his stance...  Take your business elsewhere.  Easy decision.

Wow... my pro shop tells me to get on the Brunswick wagon, some of the best covers being produce now.

Kudos to those pro shop operators who refuse to drill balls manufactured overseas.
Buy American, and oppose those in Congress and the White House who insist in
shipping jobs overseas.

     It's a pro shops choice. Guess they do not want income that bad. Since Brunswick left U.S for cheap labor, I changed. Do I stock Brunswick - No. do I sell Brunswick- Yes. Do I drill Brunswick -Yes. When they moved my sales dropped off significantly in their products. I could not give away the products they sent me when I was on their program. Hard to stock what does not sell. But a sale is a sale. Does not matter if I make $50 on a new ball that I stock and sell or $50 on drilling a ball that someone brings into me. In today's economy beggars can't be choosers.

Strike King, Ringer(s), LT48 vintage  are amazing. For hp the Mastermind Intellect is a beast. For most bowlers mid to lower performance equipment from any manufacture can do wonders for them on most conditions they face.

Does it seem odd that most voice that opinion only after a bowling manufacturer moves to Mexico? As mentioned many do not seem to notice their plastic ball (or just choose to ignore it) is made overseas or many of the other items they choose to use/buy.

I agree it's a choice and well deserved. I don't find it sincere by many posting from devices not made nearly as close as Mexico. Or that leave and go outside and get in there Volvo to leave the bowling alley. Then consider where most shoes and clothes are made and it becomes as funny as saying hybrid coverstock.