AMF 300 Bull Whip Special Edition Bowling Ball

I drilled my Bull Whip with the pin 5" from my axis and over the bridge. Its layed out at 75 degrees, I left it at box finish. Besides using it on a house shot I had the opportunity to throw it on one of the shorter Kegel patterns. Being a pearl it is very clean through the front but I found it to be smoother rather than angular. Overall hook is slightly less than the Green Mamba. Pin carry is good. Overall it excels on medium conditions and will be good for when it gets later into the night.

This ball delivers on the back end! The Bullwhip looks like it will be a monster on the back end, and it surely delivers! On short to medium length patterns this ball is a beast off the spot and to the pocket. With the Pearl coverstock, this ball is designed to get down the lane before it unleashes all it’s energy. The Bullwhip definitely does this! Even with the layout we have on the ball this ball still has great length and a harder flip in the back end. We decided to go with a safer drilling for myself, which is about an inch below the ring for controlled reactions. The Bullwhip still has enough to be pretty snappy in the back. As far as the power of the ball, it’s awesome. When you throw the Bullwhip you will notice how hard it gets through the pin deck and how low it keeps the pins. Light hits really show a ton of energy in the pins and the carry is fantastic. Add all that with a cool looking red color, and you really have a winner! I bowled with this ball on both Wood and Synthetic lanes and saw very similar results. This is one ball that will be in my tournament bag for a long, long time. I am left handed with medium speed and revs. If you have any questions about this great offering don’t hesitate to send me an email at sorce@uwm.edu .