A good friend and I both picked up a Seek & Destroy about a year and a half ago, I had my first 700 with that ball and my friend had his first 300 with it.  So in keeping with the tradition, we went out and picked up an Awesome Finish for him.  Man does this ball go long, and strong!  There were probably 5 shots he made where I'm thinking, hold hold hold hold hold hold MOVE!  And it did just that.  If you're looking for some serious length with a good backend movement from the outside lines this is definitely the ball for it.

On oil it tends to slide a bit, if you give it a little belly out to the dry you get length and awesome snap so it handles carry down and oil well if you just get it to the dry.  

I'm quite impressed, it looks very versatile.  Has a similar hit to the S&D but is much more continuous, longer, and versatile.  Another winner from Morich!

The Finish is much stronger than the Sahara. I do not see it even coming close to being able to replace the Sahara in anyone's line.

The Finish is very sensative to oil....but it is just as sensative to dry....it jumps like Mike Jordan when it hits dry.
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Carl Hurd
C-G Pro Shop (owner/operator)
Youngstown Ohio


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Edited on 4/11/2007 10:59 PM

I would say that the length on this guy is about the same as the Sahara actually, but it's twice as heavy on the back end.  With burnt out backends you may get some over/under action, but generally because of the length it's very forgiving.

As for where it fits in the MoRich aresenal, I'd say it's got more backend flip than the AF, more length than the revs, and the same length but heavier snap than the Sahara.  This would give you the ability to say goodbye to the 10 pins you get with sahara and also handle more oil.

As for the color, I'd say it looks like a faded rainbow threw up all over it.  It's tough to concentrate on how the ball is rolling because every time I see it go down the lane I feel like I'm going to have an epilectic seizure.