With the cg in the center of the grip, the finger/thumb and positive/negative side weights are going to be near zero.  With the cg kicked out, there will be a fair amount of positive side weight, depending on the initial top weight and how far the cg is kicked out.   That may require a balance hole and will certainly allow a balance hole for tweaking the reaction.  On asymmetrical balls, the weight comments still are true, but the cg ends up where the mass bias placement requires it to be.  --  JohnP