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I've been bowling a lot lately just for fun and I'm going to purchase a bowling ball.
Just wondering if anyone knew if there was a difference between Columbia blue dot and white dot bowling balls, or if it was just the name?
Both are polyester balls with pancake cores that will roll straight, regardless of the oil pattern. If performance is not an issue, buy the one that looks the best in the weight you're most comfortable with.
Im in 3 leagues and i have a Fury Pearl Right now and i am going to move up to 14lbs and i already have a black widow for heavy lanes for when i move up and i have a columbia white dot for my spare ball but i am still searching for a dry lane...
In my humble opinion, a bowler's arsenal isn't complete without a urethane ball and a polyester (plastic), both of which can be very handy on very dry lanes, despite what the posters above have stated.
You may not like throwing your plastic ball on dry lanes,
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