Thanks to the efforts of the amazingly efficient Brunswick Product Reps, I was able to acquire a Strike Zone with the specs I wanted. I was looking to build it as aggressive as possible and still meet the proposed USBC ball specs. What I asked for and received was a ball with the CG offset to the left of the Pin-PSA line, allowing a STRONG PSA location without requiring a balance hole. This ball was perfect for that type of layout, as the CG was almost an inch to the left. As you can see, after drilling, the PSA is in a strong position, yet the CG remains within an inch of the grip center. The ball ended up at +3/4 side.
Sorry guys – haven’t thrown it yet. I need to sand the thumb a bit more – BUT – I will throw it a bit this Friday before league. I’ll leave the cover with the 800 factory finish for the initial tryout – but given my experience with the Ultimate, it’s a foregone conclusion that I am probably going to have to smooth it out to somewhere between 1200 and Rubbing Compound.
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Obviously Randy never passed "READING COMPREHENSION"...and while I love the retort...you're gonna have to have the logo...end of story...

Comprehension has never been a problem for me.
Compliance? Now that's a problem...

I'm pretty sure as long as the ball doesnt have a balance hole and the cg is within 1 inch of the center of grip, it wont matter if it has the "usbc" logos on it should they adopt those rules.  I could be wrong, but missing the logo, especially since the differential of that ball is in range, shouldnt be a reason to keep it out of play.  Of course, their whole proposal is crap, so I guess this wouldnt surprise me.

I see your driller still cuts your balls.
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Nick Smith ... A.K.A. Les Badderâ„¢
Brunswick -=- PBA 03-05
¡Viva la nación de Brunswick!

Nick - it was glue - cut the guy some slack.

When 60 years old are you - grinding good you will not.