As the subject says, I have multiple questions concerning the funky layout...seeing as how it was posted on the BrunswickInsiders site, I figured I pop the question up in the Brunswick forum (as an aside, though i'm a Track guy, I absolutely love that Insiders website, GREAT information!).
http://www.brunswickinsiders.com/PBATour/PBATournaments/Westbabylon/featuredbalwb.htmI have a ball with a rather long pin, definitely at least 4 1/2 inches, and I'm just curious how to lay this ball out. I drill my own stuff, and i'm just kind of curious where to even start here. I see that the CG is in the palm for this layout, and that the pin-to-pap line should be 1 1/2 inches under the backside of the thumb.
My PAP is 6" over, 1" up. Would this cause a problem with this layout? Having such a high-track already limits me in layouts, I was wondering if this layout would be past the limitations as well. It is also mentioned that drilling the finger and thumbholes deeper should be done to keep the static weights legal. The pin is on the "negative" side of the ball and the CG in the palm (at least in the picture) so you would probably need to drill the middle finger deeper to bring it back to legal (assuming weight needs to be taken out), right?
Much thanks to all who can help!! Maybe this will also give BrunsNick something to do...:-)
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