Selecting the optimal bowling ball is crucial for bowlers of varying skill levels and styles, and the “tweener” is no exception. A tweener is a bowler whose speed and revolutions per minute (RPM) fall between those of a power player and a finesse bowler.
Finding the best bowling ball for a tweener requires considering factors such as weight, coverstock material, core design, and fingertip grip. The ideal weight for a tweener typically ranges from 14 to 16 pounds, allowing for sufficient control without sacrificing power. Coverstock materials, such as reactive resin or urethane, provide the necessary traction on the lane, while the core design influences the ball’s motion and hook potential. Additionally, a properly fitted fingertip grip ensures comfort and accuracy during release.
