That much rotation creates length and then jump when it hits dry. The Tour Power is a control ball all day long. You need the ball to check earlier and that is why solids and particle pearls are your faves. On a typical house shot they both would grab/check up earlier than pearl resins. Also the 3.5 x 5.0 drilling is an arcing drilling that will set up early, flare the most that ball can and have controlled arc in the ends. If you get to deep it may not be enough ball or you may experience more over/under or corners all day long. So all that to say this........
Medium shot get a med-low rg ball in either solid or p/pearl. Drill it 4"-5" pin placement with the mass bias/cg swung to the right creating and angle from PAP to pin thru cg/mass bisas of 15-30 degrees. This is a goood bench mark drilling for u with that much rotation. It will get enought lenght from the shell you choose and the pin placement will keep the ball from hooking to early. The orientation of the CG/Mass bias will get rid of that "over reaction" u mentioned.
Balls to think of: Eraser P/P, or V2 Solid (may need to hit that cover for a bit less early reaction ), Big Blue Pearl to name a few.
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