If I understand you, your ball is drilled absolutely incorrectly for your style. If they followed the Dynothane 2 basic layout, the pin could be above your ring if your track is relatively low. This layout is an early roll, mid flare layout. That is, with slow speed, it will try to catch in oil too soon, spin or flounder and roll out. For you, the ball should not be drilled to roll early -- you will lose too much and you will find your equipment (unless it is pearl) hitting weak.
This is a relatively even ball in nature, you will need either to polish it and play much straighter, or redrill it, setting the pin to the right about a half to three quarters inches and moving the CG either directly under it or slightly to the left. Frankly, I wouldn't have put this ball in your hands. I probably would have suggested you try the Vendetta or Thing and drill em stacked about 4x4 or label leverage.
Drillers often give the drill you have on this ball to lower speed, lower rev bowlers, thinking it helps them get hook. In my experience and opinion, now borne out in experiments with a number of lower rev (including my wife and teammates) it doesn't. With more even equipment and earlier rolling coverstocks, unless the oil is very heavy, it just burns up energy. My wife and several friends and teammates go through the same thing. We drill the balls for more length and high flare -- boom, they do better. When they hit real oil, we have balls drilled maximum stacked with strong coverstocks. Ya know what, for them, it works.
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