The problem usually is caused by the thumb hole size, weight of the bowling ball, or not drilled correctly. So the thumb hole is too big, then use bowling finger hole tape to make a snug fit, as mentioned in before. If not drilled correctly, the thumb hole may have to be filled and re-drilled. If too heavy a bowling ball, look for a lighter one for now, if you think you can use it in the future. Or, exchange your heavier bowling ball with someone who has a lighter one.
Remember, a
custom bowling ball is customized for your style of bowling and hand features. Cheap, discount, and used bowling balls maybe a low cost, but after figuring bowling ball drilling, may not be that reasonable. Especially, during the off season between February-June, new bowling balls are discounted with free drilling at bowling alleys and pro shops. So it pays to compare, to get it done right, the first time.
No comments:
Post a Comment