I have an idea it would be, but while I know there can be no more than one balance hole anywhere on the ball, could that one hole be drilled with two different pitches?  Say you drill the hole on the pap.  Orientation of the fingers is to the left of the hole.  Could you drill into the hole with 1/2 left pitch only, and then in the same hole drill back down with 1/2 reverse pitch only?  While I'm not a certified driller, so to speak, I think I'm pretty good and have most of the knowledge down.  Also, what does anyone think about maybe a half inch or more bridge?  Wouldn't spreading the fingers a little give you more control?
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Forget Kung Fu, I know Ron Bahr!!!

The only difference between youth and adult leagues are that the big boys are allowed to whine.  They're more entertaining anyway.

Actually, only ONE balance hole is allowed.....the 12th hole is a "mill hole" which is often drilled above the finger bridge, to help check the hardness of the coverstock.  You can put the balance hole most anywhere on the ball you want, but you are only allowed 1 balance hole.  As for having mulitple pitches in the balance hole, I'm not sure...but I think (again, not sure) that you can have multiple pitches in the balance hole, as long as the diameter of the hole does not exceed 1 1/4" in diameter.

That's kinda what I thought.  The reason I ask is for the Bonanza balls, or seconds with like 7 inch pins.  The boss drilled one for himself, and put a ton of pitch in the balance hole so he could put it closer to where he wanted it.
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Forget Kung Fu, I know Ron Bahr!!!

The only difference between youth and adult leagues are that the big boys are allowed to whine.  They're more entertaining anyway.