- Twisted Fury Solid
- Columbia 300 Resurgance
- Hammer Black widow
Now, I will be spending money on this and I want to have the balls properly drilled. Is there any steps or procedures I can go through to make sure of it? I will take them to a pro shop, but I want to be knowledgable before I take it to them.
i always take my best fitting ball and the ball driler can match it up real easy
but one driler i go to has my measurments on his computer..all i do is calll him and tell him which ball i want and it wil be ready for me when i go to pick it up
how would the twisted fury solid bowling ball work on a house lane oil?
is the twisted fury solid bowling ball really reactive on house oil, that's what i usually bowl on. rarely on sports shoot. if
it is too reactive please recommend a bowling ball.
I have two twisted fury solids that I use for different lane conditions. One is sanded down with a rough surface for my PBA experience league and the other one has a high glossy surface for house and medium lane conditions.
I've used both on house and short oil conditions, and both are like night and day. The sanded one will go gutter to gutter with medium revolutions and about 16-17 mph. The polished one will basically play the outside and center of the lane perfectly. I have the RICO drilling pattern (pin in the palm) on both balls for excellent control on the lane while keeping their aggressive entry angle into the pocket without leaving many corner pins or solid 7-10's.
So far with my Twisted Fury Solids, my sports condition (PBA experience) league average is about 207 and my house condition average is around 218. Good luck!
