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 MoRich Bowling Ball Co, LLC
 PO Box 1836
 Yorktown, VA 23692
 
 Phone 877-530-0324
 Fax 304-834-1409
 
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 MoRich Bowling Ball Co, LLC

MoRich Bowling Ball Drilling - Sample Layouts (Updated Jul 2009)

Can my bowling ball be drilled like hers/his? And will I get the same results?
There is no straight forward answer to this question.  However, we have developed a highly technical algorithm that can pin point the best drilling layout for your game.  In order to accomplish this feat, you will need to provide us with some rather technical information using the MoRich Drilling Request form.  You may need to visit your Pro Shop operator to obtain some of the information (e.g.: spans, axis rotation, rev rate, oil pattern, etc.) to complete the form.  This is also a good opportunity for your Pro Shop operator to see your game in action.  Please note that any drilling recommendation is strictly for MoRich equipment as the algorithm utilizes specific MoRich ball specifications.

Know how to find the mass bias? Using the deTerminator simplifies the effort and accurately locates that special spot! Does your pro shop owner have one to aid with accurately laying out your equipment?

And to further your knowledge on the newest drilling techniques, take a look at the "DUAL ANGLE", "GRADIENT LINE BALANCE HOLE" and "DOUBLE THUMB" seminar papers, and the new Bowling This Month article, "Effective Layouts Developed by Modern Technology."

Sample DUAL ANGLE Layouts

High Track Players (with PAP more than 5-¼" over)

Desired Result Drilling Angle Pin to PAP Angle to the VAL Use Recommended Pin Distance Traditional PIN to PAP Distance Traditional MB to PAP Distance Traditional PIN to VAL Distance
Fast Revving - Firm Breakpoint 65° 3-⅜ in 25° For most players on most conditions

2 to 5-½ in

3-⅜ in

5-⅝ in

1-¼ in

Strong Midlane - Heavy Forward Roll 50° 4 in 35° Speed dominant players and/or for heavier oil volumes

2 to 5-½ in

4 in 4-⅝ in 2 in
Control - Smooth Continuous Hook 85° 4-½ in 45° Rev dominant players and/or for lighter oil volumes 2 to 4 in 4-½ in 6-⅝ in 2-¾ in
Strong Backend 40° 4 in 20°          
Late Breakpoint 85° 3 in 45°          

Medium Track Players (with PAP between 4-½" and 5-¼" over)

Desired Result Drilling Angle Pin to PAP Angle to the VAL Use Recommended Pin Distance Traditional PIN to PAP Distance Traditional MB to PAP Distance Traditional PIN to VAL Distance
Fast Revving - Firm Breakpoint 55° 3-¾ in 25° For most players on most conditions

2 to 5-½ in

3-¾ in

5-¼ in

1-¼ in

Strong Midlane - Heavy Forward Roll 35°

4-¼ in

30° Speed dominant players and/or for heavier oil volumes

2 to 5-½ in

4-¼ in

3-¾ in 1-¾ in
Control - Smooth Continuous Hook 65° 5 in 40° Rev dominant players and/or for lighter oil volumes 2 to 4 in 5 in 5-⅛ in 2-⅝ in
Strong Backend 35° 4 in 25°          
Late Breakpoint 80° 3 in 45°          

Low Track Players (with PAP less than 4-½" over)

Desired Result Drilling Angle Pin to PAP Angle to the VAL Use Recommended Pin Distance Traditional PIN to PAP Distance Traditional MB to PAP Distance Traditional PIN to VAL Distance
Fast Revving - Firm Breakpoint 40° 4-¼ in 25° For most players on most conditions

3 to 5-½ in

4-¼ in

4 in 1-½ in
Strong Midlane - Heavy Forward Roll 15° 4-¾ in 30° Speed dominant players and/or for heavier oil volumes

3 to 5-½ in

4-¾ in 2-½ in 2 in
Control - Smooth Continuous Hook 50° 5-¼ in 65° Rev dominant players and/or for lighter oil volumes 1 to 3 in 5-¼ in 4-⅛ in

4-¼ in

Strong Backend 30° 4 in 30°          
Late Breakpoint 75° 3 in 45°