The ball could end with bottom weight, especially if there's no extra hole. This will cause the ball to have less backend, than if it ends with top weight.

You will need to place the balance hole past the equator of the ball(6 3/4" from the center of your grip) to increase top weight, giving the ball a stronger backend reaction. Drilling an angled hole may be preferred, in order to miss the track from flaring over the extra hole. =:^D

Understand what he is saying...by placing the hole past 6 3/4 from your grip center you will be adding top weight back to the ball(which fingerholes will mostly take out).

Most balls with bottom weight...(if you do nothing) have a very smooth not very dynamic reaction.

REgards,

Luckylefty
PS his other recommendation...putting hole on equater of ball(6 3/4 from grip) is angle hole away from grip center which will put ball down into the southern half of the ball(also raising top weight and giving you restored reaction).
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Edited on 5/9/2006 8:13 AM