well there isn't a whole lot to do with a short pin. You're pretty much stuck with using a pin-down layout.

Probably something with pin below bridge or middle finger with cg kicked out a little. The actual numbers will vary according to your PAP

Throw away the drill sheet!!! Go to a shop ask the driller if he can do anything different. Short pins on symmetric balls don't mean that you have to settle for a pin down. Granted, I'm not discrediting what SV is saying because he's right. Most times, short pin= pin down. You can go pin up if the driller buries the fingers to ensure statics. Just nothing dynamic.

The Yeti is a very dynamic ball all its own. There are just more variables, like grips or no grips, span, etc. But see your driller they can help a lot more.

Will give you a boatload of thumb weight and at that point, you could use a Double thumb or P3 weight hole increasing flare and making the ball more aggressive.

Umm, no one has asked what the top weight is on the ball. How much top weight does the ball have?

slipped my mind. Plus when he takes it to the shop they'll be able to weigh it. We're just speculating on possibilities.

Umm, no one has asked what the top weight is on the ball. How much top weight does the ball have?

3.0 oz top weight.

You shouldn't have a problem unless you go FAR off the center line. Depending on your span, you can go pin up and drill the fingers extra deep.

You drill the fingers deeper when you'r trying to shift static weight because you have a short pin and put the pin above the fingers. You can drill the fingers normal and add a weight hole by the fingers as well. The weight hole location or the fingers being deeper slightly lessen the diff, and raises the RG.

I would never drill the fingers holes deep just because.

http://wiki.bowlingchat.net/wiki/index.php?title=Effects_of_Drilling_Finger_Holes_Deeper