apul2oo1 asked:
I know there are several different types of bowling balls available, such as matte, polished, sanded, and high polish. I am a little overwhelmed by all these types. I am a righty, large guy, 280lbs, 16lbs feels comfortable. I have never owned a bowling ball. I am habitual to the AMF/Brunswick house balls at the bowling centers. I am now averaging 170 with those house balls (and crusty rented shoes). I feel like taking it to the next level. Perhaps getting my own ball and some good shoes can boost my average up. I grasp the ball a little unorthodox. I use my middle and my pointer and I don’t really put my fingers in the holes, only the fingertips. I don’t put the thumb in the gap either. I stand on the farthest 2 arrows on the correct, I release and manufacture a slight curve into the left of the head pin. It’s been pretty successful so distant but I need to what type of ball can fabricate a similar feel as those generic balls but only with a lot more consistency. I hope someone can help me. Thanks.
I know there are several different types of bowling balls available, such as matte, polished, sanded, and high polish. I am a little overwhelmed by all these types. I am a righty, large guy, 280lbs, 16lbs feels comfortable. I have never owned a bowling ball. I am habitual to the AMF/Brunswick house balls at the bowling centers. I am now averaging 170 with those house balls (and crusty rented shoes). I feel like taking it to the next level. Perhaps getting my own ball and some good shoes can boost my average up. I grasp the ball a little unorthodox. I use my middle and my pointer and I don’t really put my fingers in the holes, only the fingertips. I don’t put the thumb in the gap either. I stand on the farthest 2 arrows on the correct, I release and manufacture a slight curve into the left of the head pin. It’s been pretty successful so distant but I need to what type of ball can fabricate a similar feel as those generic balls but only with a lot more consistency. I hope someone can help me. Thanks.
