I had recent success with these balls and drills. Both of these are pretty agressive. First is a Thing Lives, 2 1/2 inch pin, pin under the ring, cg on the mid line about 3/4" left of center. Ball surface was box condition then hand scuffed with a green scotch bright pad. I used this ball at the recent Sr High Roller to qualify and in match play on very wet/dry conditions. With the track fried from 18 right, I could play the ball from 25 to 14 at about 42', and not get a jerky reaction, a dullish ball will read the dry, and arc rather than flip off the dry, for me the ball actually burns off some energy when it corners, and rolls through then pins as opposed to skid/flippy...Another ball that I like is my Au79,...I use this one on a THS when they flood the middles, and the dry line is screaming. It's drilled pin over the middle finger, cg under the ring just above the midline,pap hole to about 1/4oz sw, about a 6 x 4, This ball come as a shiny pearl with a nice big flip block,...I wet sanded the surface with 400, then a very, very light coat of polish. The drilling lets the ball get long, and the surface mellows out the wet/dry, but still lets me play the oil line...jim
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Edited on 12/3/2004 1:24 PM

Get a ball with an RG in the basement and a hook rating off the charts and play in the oil.  People make it a little too complicated sometimes, and when it gets too frustrating, just try to hit the pocket the best you can and hope they fall until you can figure out what's going on.  You may not strike every shot, but at least you'll be leaving yourself makeable spares instead of trying too hard to outsmart the condition.
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Rock on kitty.