I am a 15 game a week bowler, fairly up and coming with bowling ball technology and drilling layouts.  I like to know what kind of layout/ball I will need to have the desired reaction before I go to my Pro Shop.  Anyway, I have been pondering this for a while now.  To my understanding, a bowling ball goes through the pin deck spinning on it's preferred spin axis (provided you throw it good).  If you use a high flare layout, wouldn't that mean that it would take more revolutions/flares on the ball to get to the preferred spin axis.  And vice versa for a low flare layout which to me would seem like it would pick up on its preferred spin axis sooner and as a result, hook more.  Somebody help me!
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i don't know If I should be a little embarassed but it took me almost 20 minutes to understand the first few diagrams, i'm going to have to print this out and study it actually.
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Timothy @Juniors Pro-Shop
Staff Writer 7-10 Split Magazine,EGO Communications
Montreal, Quebec.

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