The more the ball flares the more fresh parts of the surface contacts the lane and the more the ball ultimately hooks.
Short pin bowling ball layouts.
The layout when the ball is drilled put the pin 4 5 inches from your positive axis point pap or under your ring finger.
That is the intended location for the balance hole.
And a pin under drilling in most cases for most bowlers is going to roll earlier than a pin over drilling.
Extend the line 10 past the pin to the bottom of the ball and mark that spot that is 10 from the pin.
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On a symmetrical ball the center of gravity cg should be in line with the pin angling toward your thumb.
I always suggest asymmetrical equipment for shorter pin layouts because you have the psa helping the ball continue through the pins more than you can get with a symmetrical.
The pin location has the biggest effect on the balls reaction and core location.
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On an asymmetrical ball the mass bias should be in line with the pin and directly underneath your thumb.
We re often told two main things about how pin to pap distance affects ball motion.
The pap is the reference point for ball layouts.
This helps the ball be extremely stable with the short pin but not want to lose all energy before entering the pins.
Place a piece of white tape on that spot.
You could take a short pin ball and drill it with the tommy jones layout and it would probably still react like a jones ball but it would also likely be statically illegal unless it had a really low top.
Pin to pap distance is one element of a bowling ball s layout.
The layout of course defines how the core is oriented inside the ball relative to the bowler s pap and relative to the gripping holes.
Short pin layouts require longer psa to pap distances.