We've drilled three of these so far even with the different drill patterns and surface preps one thing is obvious about this ball:  It's a great benchmark ball!  It has a good amount of flare and it doesn't over-react to friction.  In box condition the ball has a really nice hard hook in oil.  I would compare it to the Trifecta my friend was throwing with his and say it was a little bit long and arcy back to the whole.  Polished up the ball works well in medium conditions.  My team-mates was drilled pin above his fingers with ~55 degree layout and some polish.  His gets similar length to his Screamin' Banshee, but is more controlled in the backend.  My DT is drilled pin under my fingers (~4.5 to PAP) with a 50 degree drilling and a weight hole down in the thumb quadrant.  I currently have the ball polished and it compliments a Hot Rod Hybrid that I have drilled in a similar fashion.  When the Hybrid is going too long and hooking too hard I can take the DT out move into the oil a little bit more and know that the ball will make a nice controlled move to the hole.

In some respects this ball reminds me of a Tour Power, but it has a bit more flare and a little less backend.

At least that's what I see in the ball.
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-Chris: DJ's Pro Shop : Auburn, MA

TTT
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Pat Patterson