What brand do pro bowlers use?

It’s hard to answer because this is constantly changing, and every top brand has a group of professional bowlers who use their equipment exclusively in exchange for sponsorship and endorsements. The top brands are: Storm, Brunswick, Ebonite, Motiv, and 900 Global (owners of one of the original manufacturers, AMF).

What Coverstock do pro bowlers use?

Hybrid or particle coverstocks are, typically, the pro performance range bowling balls and are available from 12 – 16 lbs. Naturally, the coverstock is the most important, single factor in determining the right choice of professional bowling balls but don’t overlook the importance of the inner core designs.

What is the best bowling ball for an average bowler?

Top 8 Bowling Balls for Beginner to Intermediate Players

• 1) Brunswick Tzone Deep Space.
• 2) Hammer Blue Vibe.
• 3) Roto Grip Hustle Ink.
• 4) Brunswick Twist.
• 5) Storm Tropical Breeze Pearl Carbon/Chrome.
• 6) Pyramid Path Rising.
• 7) Storm Tropical Surge.
• 8) Columbia 300 White Dot.

What bowling balls does Brunswick make?

In a widely anticipated move, Brunswick announced today that it has product registered all seven of its bowling ball brands with the PBA Tour. The move means balls under the brands of Brunswick, Columbia 300, DV8, Ebonite, Hammer, Radical, and Track can be thrown in PBA competition.

What does RG and diff mean in bowling?

In short, the RG of a bowling ball is an account of the location of that mass inside the given bowling ball. Differential of RG is the difference between the maximum and minimum Radius of Gyration. RG-differential indicates the bowling ball’s track flare potential.

Does Brunswick own storm?

The Top Bowling Ball Manufacturers of 2019 Brunswick – Which also owns DV8 & Radical. Storm – Which also owns RotoGrip. Ebonite – Which also owns Columbia 300, Hammer, & Track. 900 Global – Which also owns AMF.

What is the best bowling ball weight?

As a general bowling rule, the best bowling ball should weigh around 10\% of your body weight, up to 160 pounds. If you weigh 200 pounds, it won’t make much sense for you to bowl with an 8-pound bowling wall because it might feel ridiculously light to you.