I need help please.  I have a bowler with an ultra high axis tilt.  Distance across the track is about 4 inches.  It's almost like an old school helicopter spinner from Taiwan, but jusy not that extreme.  The PAP is almost in the middle of the grip.  Its 1/2 inch over x 1/4 up.   I have been drilling actively for 15+ years and have never had any one come in with something like this.  I have watched him bowl, as he is in the same Monday night men's league with me. He wants me to drill a red Hammer Legend for him he just bought.  His existing equipment as you might expect skids and then tries to roll a few feet from the pins, as it has a layout more for a medium track player.  Whoever drilled it for him never watched him bowl.  Suggestions would be most appreciated.  Would this be a candidate for a Rico pattern?  Or what could anyone suggest if they have ever had one this extreme.  Speed is about 15-16 mph.   House pattern, fairly blocky, dry outside / wet inside, 40 feet.

Thanks for the link... however I found that article link yesterday before I put out the call for help.  At this time I do not have a subscription to Bowling This Month and do not really want to spend $38.00 for it.  I can check with a colleague to see if his is active, but I am doubtful he has it still either right now.
*** if any else has other info on drilling for an ultra low track, it would be appreciated.

I would put the pin about 2" above and slightly left of the middle finger, and leave the MB in the thumb of slightly left of it. This should make for a close to 4 1/2" pin to PAP but about 1-1/2" to the VAL and a strong MB position. This will be the only way he will get some motion out of a strong ball that won't go forward at 50 feet.

Being an old spinner type bowler, I used to drill up balls with low top, pin and cg close, on PAP. Hole on PAP for legal. Then use surface to get what I wanted.  It seemed like early imbalance just made me skid further then jerk harder on backend