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With locations in Vaughan and Brampton, Precision Proshop is your one-stop shop for all your bowling needs.
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Woodbridge, ON,
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Brampton, ON,
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Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Check out our frequently asked questions below. If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for, please feel free to contact us.
How long does it take to fit and drill a bowling ball?
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Why do bowling ball prices vary?
Bowling ball prices can vary significantly based on a few factors. Firstly, the materials used in their construction play a crucial role. High-performance balls often incorporate advanced materials that enhance their performance but also increase their cost. Secondly, the manufacturing process itself can influence the price.
Complex manufacturing techniques and specialized equipment can drive up the production cost. Lastly, the level of performance a ball offers is a major determinant of its price.
Balls designed for specific bowling styles and lane conditions, such as high-performance reactive resin balls, are often more expensive due to their advanced engineering and superior hooking ability.
Can you drill a ball that I bought somewhere else?
Yes, We can drill balls bought from other locations. We will do a custom fitting and drill the ball to match the fit specifications.
Why does my bowling ball not hook anymore?
here are several reasons why a bowling ball might not hook as much as it used to. One common reason is lane conditions.
If the lane is too dry or too oily, it can significantly impact a ball’s ability to grip the lane and hook.
Another factor is the condition of the bowling ball itself. Over time, the surface of the ball can become worn or damaged, reducing its friction and hooking potential. If This is the case we offer ball surface restoration remediate the issue.
Additionally, changes in bowling technique, such as a weaker release or a different bowling angle, can also affect the ball’s hook.
It’s important to consider these factors and adjust your bowling strategy accordingly to regain the desired level of hook.
What does the new USBC rule mean to me?
The USBC hook rule primarily affects bowlers who drill additional holes in their bowling balls to alter their weight distribution and hook potential. As of August 1, 2020, the USBC eliminated the use of balance holes, which were often used to create more dramatic hook patterns. This means that bowlers can no longer drill extra holes for weight modification purposes. However, you can still drill up to five holes for gripping purposes, and all gripping holes must be used on every delivery.
In essence, the USBC hook rule aims to standardize bowling equipment and level the playing field for all bowlers. While it may impact the strategies of some bowlers, it’s important to adapt to the new rules and find alternative ways to optimize your bowling performance.