what is the best type of bowling ball?

Answer 1

It depends on your style... If your a beginner, get a plastic ball.. I recommend the viz-a-ball series cuz you can get just about any design from sports teams to cartoon characters, so they're a lot of fun... However, if your a more advanced bowler, then you need a reactive.. they're made to hook giving you better angle to the pins reducing the chance of leaving a split...

Since I dont know you, I really cant give advice on this, but go to your local pro-shop.. If your a regular bowler there and he knows you then he could give better recommendations.... Almost all balls are reactive now but then some hook a lot some hook less, making some ideal for oily lanes or dry lanes, and also has to do with your style (are you a cranker -- just muscling the ball all the way through, or a stroker where you just let the ball do the work???) So, you really need to talk to him.. Also even if he doesnt know you he will watch you bowl a few...

Answer 2

Anything made by Brunswick. They have bowling balls ranging from plastic (lowest hook ratings) to reactive particle/resin balls that will hook the most. Their price ranges from around $50 up to $185, so there will be a bowling ball for any skill level out there, and they have been a reputable manufacturer for quite a long time.

I vouch for their equipment's performance and durability because I've exclusively used their bowling balls for over 25 years, since I started bowling junior leagues up to my earning a Professional Bowlers Tour membership card. Not saying that everyone can make it to the pros, but that's how good their company is.

Answer 3

round

Answer 4

ten pin bowling? 14 pound finger tip

Answer 5

a round one

Answer 6

round goes without saying. Make sure it's heavy. But not so heavy that you can't lift it.

And really wide.

Answer 7

One with holes in it. :P