BigMike's suggestion is your best bet without plugging it and starting over. It would also be best if you or your ball driller knew your PAP. If you normally have a high track, especially if it's close to the fingers, you should try and keep the pin up above your ring finger or more right. It could be that you're getting the pin to close to your track and the bowtie of your flare rings is also too low down. The higher up the pin, the better chance you have of raising that bowtie up. The extra hole idea, like Mike said, will help flare the ball off the thumb hole quicker.
One other thing. I can't see where your mass bias locator pin is in the picture, but it too could be too close towards your track. Based on the location of the pin and the cg in the picture, I would assume that the MB is also a few inches right of the thumb, which would be alright, but it is not always guaranteed that the pin, cg, and MB are in line like that.
Hope some of this helps,
Robert Lawrence
Product Specialist - SW
Brunswick Bowling - Consumer Div.
Hey NICK, feel free to jump in at any time. You too Ric. I know they could both have good imput here.
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