Thats what we have found in the past. Andy B's plays dry even on the first squad (Plastic was hooking at the arrows). Broken arrow plays like a THS. Over half of the group I travel with 2 years ago did not go back including me. The group was 40 people from one association. The guys that puts it together I think only got 15 people to go last year.
One of the guys we bowl with lives in Tulsa and bowls at both places. It's the house shot for both houses. Broken arrow has more oil across the lane (less outside dry boards) and less hold on pulled shots, while Andy's is drier outside, there is more oil and hold inside.
At Andy's, the cranker's get deep and bounce the dry. If you are more of a straight stroker and play up the boards, catching the dry early is a problem. Don't have to move much as the oil holds up well.
At Broken arrow, there is less head oil and most of the good scoring I have seen is playing outside to start and migrating in as the oil dissipates. Lots of adjustments necessary as the oil transitions quickly there.
