I have an RG ball with this drilling:      x           The x being the weighthole.

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It is on an UltraSonic. High pin set-up, about three inches higher than the finger holes and about three and a half  inches to the right. My CG is in my ring finger. This ball is both smooth and long. On medium conditions it becomes a dart! But on most light oil is smooth and long with adequate backend. I got it drilled for a tricky dryish house I bowl in, but the backends are so toasty there that even this ball becomes a monster when I use it.

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Edited by Jesse James on 3/6/2012 at 4:26 PM

 

Edited by Jesse James on 3/6/2012 at 4:27 PM

Likely not the same pattern as the one Mo used for the plastic ball challenge. Mo's pattern I always heard referred to as the Wiseman pattern from Danny Wisemans days at Hammer back in the old days with the pancake weight block urethane Hammer equipment. This was also done with none pancake weight block bowling balls with 1" pins or less. They would invert the cg above the pin and add the weight hole as needed to make the ball legal

 

This simply sounds like the driller wanted a pin up layout using a short pin ball and the end results is having to put the weight hole at or above the fingers. Nothing that complicated. 

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