So the only way to know the pap is if the bowler knows what it is, and if they don't know what it is and you have them roll the ball on the lane and to find out what it is that does not mean that the person who drilled the ball actually drilled the pap to what they told the bowler or what you actually had measured on the lane, is that a fair statement?
Not sure I understand the question. PAP has to be measured on the lane, it is very hard to do this without having the bowler throw a ball down the lane. A bowler can know their PAP, however most bowlers won’t know it by heart. I recommend checking the bowlers PAP every couple of years for recurring customers. Hope this answers the question.
@@spectrebowling I had a Pro Shop drill my ball, but he never had me throw it down the lane. I'm assuming he just used a generic pap. I guess that's why it rolls like he guessed at it. I ordered a Amidillo can I do a full ball layout with it,... without using the Pro-Sect.... I appreciate your help... tks
Great question thank you for asking.this....As I understand this sound like your PSO are similar to mine in my area..They dont actually do the extra work to find your PAP, they just kind of generally guess at it and send you off. So you kind of need to video yourself or have someone with you that can watch your ball roll and help you find the PAP. That is certainly the very first info you need. As far as I understand it.
Absolutely fabulous 😊 great explanation especially the dual angle system cos I just leant that recently 😂thanks for sharing !
Excellent. Can we do the same but for 2LS?
Of course. Follow the same steps. Just the last step for VLS would be changed to measure the pin to center of grip distance for 2LS.
So the only way to know the pap is if the bowler knows what it is, and if they don't know what it is and you have them roll the ball on the lane and to find out what it is that does not mean that the person who drilled the ball actually drilled the pap to what they told the bowler or what you actually had measured on the lane, is that a fair statement?
Not sure I understand the question. PAP has to be measured on the lane, it is very hard to do this without having the bowler throw a ball down the lane.
A bowler can know their PAP, however most bowlers won’t know it by heart. I recommend checking the bowlers PAP every couple of years for recurring customers. Hope this answers the question.
@@spectrebowling I had a Pro Shop drill my ball, but he never had me throw it down the lane. I'm assuming he just used a generic pap. I guess that's why it rolls like he guessed at it. I ordered a Amidillo can I do a full ball layout with it,... without using the Pro-Sect.... I appreciate your help... tks
Great question thank you for asking.this....As I understand this sound like your PSO are similar to mine in my area..They dont actually do the extra work to find your PAP, they just kind of generally guess at it and send you off. So you kind of need to video yourself or have someone with you that can watch your ball roll and help you find the PAP. That is certainly the very first info you need. As far as I understand it.