If your pso drilled your span 1/16 "  bigger and didn't tell you could you tell the difference?   To put it simply could you feel a 16th of an inch increase

If your pso drilled your span 1/16 "  bigger and didn't tell you could you tell the difference?   To put it simply could you feel a 16th of an inch increase

Yes, I can.

 My “feel” is not nearly as sensitive as it once was.

 Once upon a time, I had a ball that measured out exactly right, but I insisted it “felt” different. After scratching our heads for about an hour as to why, we finally measured the ball itself, and found out it was just barely legal, and almost undersize.

 The span was right, but the ball was small, which threw off the “feel” of the ball for me. We redrilled it just slightly longer, 1/16th as a matter of fact, and then it “felt” right.

 My span is really stretched (I know, not popular anymore), but that is what I learned with, and I just never could get used to the modern “relaxed” style.

 My span is really stretched (I know, not popular anymore), but that is what I learned with, and I just never could get used to the modern “relaxed” style.

I learned with a stretched span that was definitely too long. I went shorter to a relaxed span and I never felt like I could throw the ball as well. I've stretched my span back out to a point where it definitely doesn't fit in the relaxed category but I throw it great and have few fit/grip issues ever. I just need to work on my ring finger pitch as I mess up the cuticle if I throw a lot of games in a short period

Most people can't feel 1/16, but that's a pretty big miss.

1/16 yes
1/32, depends. I have a range of about 1/16 that words. So if in the short or long range of that doesn't matter. If it goes outside then yes.
1/8 is pretty significant. For me it all has to be right.

For me:

Ring finger: No.  Middle finger: yes