Simplest answer: No, it's not.
I am a very new bowler and I am currently learning how to hook the ball. I currently have a plastic ball. I found my dads old Columbia 300 Yellow Dot 16 lb ball. Its drilled for finger tips. The ball fits my fingers perfect. Is this a good ball for hooking?
Last edited by raminator157; 06-13-2014 at 02:36 PM.
Simplest answer: No, it's not.
No I would look into something a little more recent
On light to med oil conditions should be great for learning to hook the ball. This is a softer plastic that was designed for light oil and shorter conditions. This was a beast back in the day.
You will not be able to cover the amount of boards you see the high rev crankers covering with this ball. But to learn the basics and to get a small amount of hook it will work just fine. I wouldnt mind having one for some dried up tounament shots that i see
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i know alot of guys that are pulling out some really old stuff right now and scoring pretty well with them.
One guy on one of my leagues said someone gave him an old ball (dont remember what it was) that had been sitting in a garage untouched for over 10 years he cleaned it up and was throwing it in league
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In the Bag: Storm IQ Tour Fusion, Brunswick Mastermind Genisu, Roto Grip Asylum and Ebonite Maxim
Final Book Averages for Fall:192 Current averages in Summer: PBA 182, Tuesday 202, Thursday 205
take it to your pro shop and tell them to re drill it for you
they will love you cause drilling them old rubber balls makes the shop smell oh so sweet
there is people still throwing those old hunks of poo
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In the Bag: Storm IQ Tour Fusion, Brunswick Mastermind Genisu, Roto Grip Asylum and Ebonite Maxim
Final Book Averages for Fall:192 Current averages in Summer: PBA 182, Tuesday 202, Thursday 205
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