The Science Behind Pin Up Vs Pin Down Bowling Ball Layouts
This video takes a deeper look behind the science of drilling a ball pin up vs Pin Down. We look at both symmetric and asymmetric core shapes and share some insight into what is happening when you drill them differently. It's important to note that pin to PAP distance is more important than Pin up or Pin Down. Layouts account for less than 10% of total ball reaction. If you are interested in where that number came from check out The 4 performance factors in bowling balls. You can always join our free staff and learn more about Bowling at ctdbowling.com
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