If you can, try to throw with less hand, more open palm, toward the pins. This will calm down a hook, but a good coat of polish, Track Extender is good, but without seeing you, it's hard to suggest just what you need.

Try to throw more palm, less hand and see if that helps.
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yea the tornado is polish. ok i will try that what i was thinking like the tonado warning ball? and drill it for the less hook almost no hook? azguy i will try that  also.. Thanks.. i haven;t been on the lanes in 12 yrs and now everything is diffrent.. from when i was in high school bowling 200 avg.. but i been bowling for 4 months and i am avg 190's right now.

You mentioned that you moved all the way left.  But you do not say if you moved your target along with it.  If you still throw the ball into the dry area, its still going to hook.  Just the entry angle will be different.  So when you move your feet you also should be moving your target....inside.  Maybe you are doing this, but if so, then you need more drastic moves with your target and/or start learning how to target depths up and down the lane too.  Targeting further down the lane will also create length and delay hook.  I don't think its a matter of buying another ball. Rather one of learning how to play drier lanes.  

Erin

if nothing else, you can try to see if there are any other urethane balls out there.. i know Visionsary has one out now, if you feel like changing MFG.  just a thought.. maybe someone you know has an old one lying around... if you need help finding one, let me know