Hi all,

I am playing bowling now for over 1 year with a kind of talent. I started with 14 lbs and I'm going up to 15 right now. Buildung a complete new inventory under the ebonite umbrella.

I start playing league now and I bought a Paradox Black and a Tundra. My problem now is, that I don't know, which layouts I should choose.
The Tundra should be for dry or short lanes, the Paradox basically for medium to high. A columbia 300 eruption pro blue will join the two soon ( as performance ball maybe).

So should I choose the short layout for the Tundra? Or would the combination of "short layout +  a ball made for dry patterns" be too much? What should I use for the Paradox Black?
Someone told me, I should use one layout in all balls to learn the different reactions of them. But what would be a layout to use in both (or all three of them)?
I also wrote to track support once, but never got an answer.

My style is tweener with medium speed ( ~16 mph) and low-medium revs.

Thanks in advance!

BowlingForDonuts gave some good advise.  Always talk to your local driller who can watch you bowl and give you feedback based on that.  Layouts are not as important as surface (and surface can be adjusted by the bowler).

A new bowler has many more variables in their game that will affect the ball motion more than the layout.  Variances in ball speed, hand release, ball trajectory (launch angle), rev rate, approach direction (drifting), etc.

I think what he means by short layout (I was questioning that before my first post) is Track's recommended symmetrical layouts have one for short oil patterns. 

http://d35i822p4wlwzc.cloudfront.net/res/uploads/products/files/Track_Drill-Sheet_19.pdf

They call it Max Control in the above link.