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How Heavy of a Bowling Ball Should I Use?

By Joseph (BBT Writing Staff) 1 Comment

If you want to become a better bowler, it’s important to select your bowling ball carefully. We recommend investing in your own ball because it will be correctly fitted to your hand, a crucial factor for finding a consistent stroke. But another big decision to make is how heavy your bowling ball should be. In general, […]

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