I have a question to Brunsnick and anyone else who know about drillings. I am a high tracker, medium speed,medium rev. I just purchase this ball. I am thinking of drilling this ball for broken down condition. When the heads start drying up and chasing the oil. Would this be a good drilling for this ball? Or I was thinking of a medium hook,medium flare layout? Mike Mariso - Red Nelson shop if you're on here now, give me your feedback. Thank you everyone in advance.

Melvin

Yeah, I'd think this ball will be best for fresher patterns. Mine always had a lot of separation between the flares, and it revved up fast.
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It is a great ball (I wi9ll not give up mine until it falls apart or sanding reveals filler...), and a strong one, too. Lots of flare potential, and s strong midlane recovery. The light load paretilce coverstock in combination with the sheen OOB surface is ideal for oily lanes, spotty conditiosn and carrydown.

Put the pin under the fingers. If you face lots of oil you can drill it strong (4" from PAP), and I would not set the CG stacked since this ball is not made to snap, rather an arcing back end.

Wish it would come back as a retro ball, or as a MoRich "remake" as a milder option than the S&D... Anyway, you won't regret the purchase!
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