Ball performs excellent on medium heavy oil conditions.  As you would expect from an aggressive coverstock ball, the GG will give you a strong, smooth arc to the pocket.  Hit and carry are above-average.  Definitely not subject to over-under problems as it will already have made its turn and be most of the way into its roll by the time it hits the dry.

The GG is a dirt magnet.  I called mine "Pigpen" after the character in the Peanuts comic strip.  Seemed like all I had to do was take it out of the bag and it got dirty.  I found that going over the ball with a scotchbright pad along with any typical household cleaner (Simple Green, Lysol, Greased Lightning, etc.) usually got the coverstock looking like new again.

It's a fun ball, easy to shoot high scores and people love how it looks.  Good luck!
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220...221...whatever it takes.

I have a GG and it's a very useful ball. It needs oil to perform in a dull finish. Personally, I rarely saw enough oil for it when it was dull. I had success with mine highly polished on a wet dry pattern. Start it in the oil and bounce off of the dry without over reaction. I just had a basic label drilling on mine. A good control ball polished.
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Why does everyone laugh when I bowl?

louie