Assuming the Domination of which you speak is the Paradigm Domination ....
Beyond the fact that few people have a Domination these days, you're dealing with 2 problems comparing these balls and, on the plus side, two similarities.
Similarities: Both are very low RG and high Differentials.
Problems:
1. The coverstocks are at opposite end of the spectrum. Prodigy has a fairly new and very strong cover, the R2X, while the Paradigm has what is currently Storm;s weakest resin shell, Reactor pearl. It is only used The Tropical Breeze, their weakest resin ball, & the Tropical Heat, their 2nd weakest resin ball.
2. The Prodigy is a symmetric core with a dull coverstock together which make it smooth and even, reacting in general, even if it handles a good deal of oil. The Domination is a very strong asymmetric core, which gives it the potential to be extremely flippy and for most people it was. The polished surface + the Asymmetric core made it extremely flippy.
+ The Domination is not a ball you can lay out "leverage". The strong Mass Bias needs to be taken into account and has a very serious effect on the ball's reaction. It can smooth out the reaction of make it super-flippy or anything in-between. The symmetric core of the Prodigy is not as flexible but you do have a good deal of possibilities when you take into the consideration the power of a properly placed weight hole to help produce the reaction you might want.
Logically, the Prodigy can be used a step above the Domination when there is more oil that the Domination can't handle, even if it is fine for house shots. I assume, that with your high ball speed, the house shots on which you use this ball must be on the lighter oil side (Unless you sanded the surface).
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