I always seem to have a gap between a medium/lite oil ball,not that I can
t get to the pocket but carry is usually so so. I really have my eye on the hyper fusion but I know it will be too strong on the backend for me. anyway this video has me thinking https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSXEhXiN2bU
I have the Hyroad Nano,Street fight,(Thunder Flash urethane, Avlanche pearl urethane.)
The Nano is strong,has a place. the Street fight works better with some surface or else it's too strong on the back and the urethane's are urethane. I've found they are mostly hit or miss. the Avalanche is a good spare/dry ball.
So what is your thoughts on drilling a strong ball weak?

Ofcourse. But is there an advantage to drilling up a strong asymmetrical as opposed to  a weaker core ball with roughly the same cover?

Ofcourse. But is there an advantage to drilling up a strong asymmetrical as opposed to  a weaker core ball with roughly the same cover?

IF the covers were the same, the weaker cored ball should cost less............. typically higher end balls have enhancements to both coverstock formulation as well as cores.....

Possibly may have better carry with the higher end ball, but it is something I have not done, so couldn't comment on using personal experience.

I usually use very similar layout on my equipment, match up better with symmetric cores, and just change balls as surface and desired reaction dictate

Possibly may have better carry with the higher end ball, but it is something I have not done, so couldn't comment on using personal experience.

And this is the crux,better carry and better control over the weak stuff.