@@linh811 it is hard to tell. We have Clutch lanes at my local center, but the readings were fairly inconsistent and I cannot find any footage of what I had seen from the Specto it has.

@@ksjlb2612 thank you for the reply

Thank you sir! I am slowly gaining back the confidence I have had prior to three years ago when I started my slide.

Hope you enjoy it!

Honestly just try to have as much fun as possible. Most leagues I have seen all over the country are just for that purpose. After that, take advantage of any discounts or coupons you can to practice. Once you can throw and release a ball consistently then you can adjust appropriately. The basics are if the ball is missing left, move left and vice versa. There are books and videos on the basics of bowling, but if you prefer KZbin then look to bigger names that have instructional videos like the Brad and Kyle channel. Feel free to contact me any time. If you can post video of your practice sessions, I can help you too. Never lose your love for bowling!

You are welcome sir!

It depends on which side I am throwing. I have to flatten it out at the 6-10 pins. I can rotate the ball at the three pin or anything on the left side.

Damn, nah bro I use the pink widow and do pretty well with it

Life is far too short to be so negative.

@@ksjlb2612 your right

Hope you enjoy it!

I am glad my son and I could help. Have an awesome day!

I got the Pink Widow Urethane and the Offset at the same time. I had been averaging 20 sticks down all year long, and bowled the last three weeks with the offset. I did average 220 with it during that time. That ball is money as far as I am concerned.

Unfortunately I have not gone and had the skin tabs removed. They are definitely not Honey Nut. :-)

And many race to the beer cart.

HE’S BIG BONED ! 😁

Some of the best bowlers are obese. I'm one of them. Had my best games and series when I was at 200-225. At 165 # I was good but not as good as higher weight.

I have not been a student of layouts. My PSO is a former lady professional Anne Marie Duggan, and I have always trusted her knowledge. I may end up seeing id she would identify them if she ever slows done. She is one busy lady!

Glad you like them!

I do not use the interchangable grips. I don't trust them not to break on me at an inopportune time. My son and I have the same span so we use the same equipment.

I think it is well worth it. It goes long like a plastic should, but it still can hit when you need it.

Exactly why I use mine for a strike ball when my other balls are either to strong/ over hooking or leave weak flat 10 pins or hits lite. I also think it’s one of my favorite balls of all time from Hammer.

Why lie and make people think I am better than I am?

How did the Ghost treat you?

@@ksjlb2612 I love that ball, but there's been a rather difficult learning curve. I haven't bowled in 15 years, and Let's just say that the Ghost Widow is not very forgiving of mistakes... Lol

@@kill3stdayz910 With mine, I have to move a little more left and send it right. It all depends on your style and the lines you play, but that works for me. I do extend my target further down lane to try to minimize mistakes on jerking it left or having it break too soon as well.

I bowl out of Oakwood Bowl in Enid, but I do all my ball work with Anne Marie in Edmond at Boulevard Bowl.

@@ksjlb2612 I may have to stop in and get some work done on this ball I am using now. Last shop did some not-so-great drilling and tired of messing with. I am looking for a new shop to take new balls to when decide what I am going with. It is s toss up right now between the BW 2.0, Ghost, or a Purple Hammer.

@@jasonsmith3537 you may need to decide what you want out of the ball as those two are polar opposites. The upside to the 2.0 is it is asymetric and will hook a ton. Some have had issues where they need to change the out of box surface to make it do what they want, but not too uncommon. The upside to the Purple is it is smooth and predictable. It is a two piece construction like the original Hammers of the eighties and nineties. Being urethane, it will try to grab early but will not have the backend punch of a reactive albeit this ball is far better than most modern balls. I actually average better with the Purple and the BW Urethane than I do reactive, but I learned to bowl in the urethane era. Some of those who complain about urethane may not really know how and when to use it, but that is a discussion for a different forum. I would purchase both if you have the means. Brunswick did apply for names of new urethanes, but it is hard to tell if they will come stateside or not. That would probably be a late winter release.

@@ksjlb2612 Yeah, I was watching the vid and you both seem to take the same line (ver close) and same amount of hook that I do.. I am a lefty but I don't use the entire lane to hook. I stay on about the 15th board early and have a very gradual hook and then at the back end it catches hard. I am rolling a plastic ball with just a puck in it and can overhook it really bad if I catch the dry stuff outside... I figure watching a ton of reviews on this Ghost and seeing a straighter line used on many that this one is in the neighborhood for me. I have a video up on my channel (recent) that shows the line I take. Sometimes I adjust of course but it is my base line. Tried bowling cross-lane last night and the plastic ball just can't cut back fast enough. My thing is, I don't throw very fast.....unless the chronometers are off at my lanes..

@@jasonsmith3537 I have a purple hammer very good ball just dont use it on soaked lanes 😂 bc u will not do good on soaked lanes with it. (Unless u know where to stand ofc) thn u might MY hammer hooks a lot on somewhat oiled lanes but it doesn’t hook at all on soaked lanes 😂 then again my hammer is drilled for a lefty an im a righty 😂 but I bowled a 279 with it the way it is so im not changing it. I bought it off my friend bc he couldn’t control it 😂

Racist haha XD

They do show dirt more.

why is it sound racist 😂😂

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I am nothing but real!

Very true!