I have some hypotheticals for all you ball physics wonks out there.  Suppose you take three undrilled balls of the same model, all with identical pre-drilling specifications (gross weight, top weight, surface preparation, etc.).  All three are drilled with the CG in the grip center, and with the same pin-to-PAP distance (say, five inches).  None of the three have balance holes.

Ball #1 has a pin-to-CG distance of one inch.
Ball #2 has a pin-to-CG distance of four inches.
Ball #3 has a pin-to-CG distance of seven inches.

Assume further that these balls were drilled for a prototypical right-handed tweener, say 16 MPH or so on the radar gun with an initial rev rate of about 275.

The questions are:  Will there be a discernable difference in the reactions of these three balls?  If so, what will the differences be between them?  Also, would these differences, if they exist, be magnified in a ball with a larger flare potential?

Thanks in advance.

King,

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hmmm, in one post ending cg is dominant, in another it is core shape.

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I didn't say anything about the core shape in my post. The core "position" is different, in this example. =:^D