Fitting

Bowling is a sport that combines skill, strategy, and science. One of the critical aspects that often goes unnoticed by casual bowlers is the drilling of the bowling ball. Properly drilling a bowling ball can significantly enhance a bowler's performance by ensuring a comfortable grip, improving control, and optimizing the ball's reaction on the lane. This article delves into the science behind bowling ball drilling, explaining its importance and how it can lead to better performance on the lanes.

Most bowling instructors agree you can’t out coach a bad fit. The 3 holes drilled in your bowling ball represent the handle, which allows you to swing the ball easily and roll it down the lane most effectively. A properly fitted bowling ball is easy to hold onto in the backswing, easy to let go of at the point of release, and doesn’t hurt your hand. If your ball does this then you probably don’t need to read this article, otherwise you may benefit from this.