yes it does. if you realize when you hold your ball, one side feels heavier. because the ball CG is not directly below but somewhere at the side.. if im right...Originally Posted by martin
Now your into a complex and controversial subject that involves the USBC rules on static weights and modern balls.
Only thing for sure is that the CG matters in terms of keeping a bowling ball within the USBC guidelines for static weights after drilling.
There are two sides. "CG Matters" View and the "CG NOMADDAH" View
You can read more here.
http://www.brunsnick.com/role_of_cg.html
and here
http://wiki.bowlingchat.net/wiki/ind...ter_of_Gravity
Last edited by bowl1820; 05-19-2012 at 08:51 AM.
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Oh... CG doesn't really mean anything if not for USBC rules.. hmm.. interesting! another thing learned! Thanks!!
hmm i see.. btw, found my CG.. lol..
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