Layout: 45 degrees x 4 1/2" x 70 degrees Weight hole: Not required Surface: 2000 grit sanded What I wanted from this ball: I just wanted to try the newest "big oil" ball on the market. It seems like everywhere I look people are throwing these Crux Primes, so I wanted to see what they're all about for myself. I used my typical pin down layout. The pin ended up under the ring finger, with the mass bias on my vertical axis line. What I ended up with in this ball: This Crux Pr

Layout: 45 degrees x 4 1/2" x 70 degrees Weight hole: Not required Surface: 1500 grit polished What I wanted from this ball: My Intense Fire that I used for more than the first half of the year had tired out, and I was curious to see if the Halo Pearl might be a good upgrade for it. I know I could simply just drill another Intense Fire, and I may still do that. But I wanted to take the Roto Grip equivalent for a spin to get a feel for their new technology. What I ended up w

Layout: 45 degrees x 4 1/2" x 70 degrees Weight hole: Not required Surface: 2000 grit sanded What I wanted from this ball: I was hoping to find a new medium-heavy oil everyday league condition ball. In particular in my league at Sterling Bowl, I've been seeing some loss in performance from my standard equipment, and I was hoping a fresh cover on a lower rg core system would create enough hook for use out of the gate on KC's slickest house shot. What I ended up with in this b