Oh, this was a just a horrible, horrible ball! Hit it with napalm, get rid of it, throw it a dumpster, no good will ever, ever come of it. God will condemn you to the seven rings of hell if you ever drill it and try to use it!
It's a Brunswick ball; therefore I can drill it any way I want to, it'll hook early, handle any amount of oil I want to use it on and will always strike no matter how badly I throw it.
Sure, right.
This is why you buy a ball reaction, not every new ball that comes down the pike. You learn how that ball reacts, you try to read reviews, watch people use it first to see what it's doing, on what oil surface it might be appropriate for your release.
That's whY I bought one. I took a little of the polish off, I drilled it with a slightly lower pin position and had fine, strong hitting, controllable ball that handled lighter than medium oil just fine, with typical PK18 coverstock hitting power.
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"...for advice is a dangerous gift, even from the wise to the wise...."
J. R. R. Tolkien
