2025 Reyes Cup, Oct 16-19, Manilla. Team Asia vs Team World
- By Bob Jewett
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The Gary Chamber of Commerce will be contacting you shortly.Also...it's Atlantic City... Would be like saying Gary, IN instead of Chicago...
The Gary Chamber of Commerce will be contacting you shortly.Also...it's Atlantic City... Would be like saying Gary, IN instead of Chicago...
It's faster if you have a ramp so you can roll them consistently.... Few people have the patience to do the test above. ...
You could just watch them in play, but if you really want to test them...... Is there anyway to test how round they are?
Yes, I think that's what I was getting at with my original question. Rolling funny would probably be due to inconsistent density and not roundness.2 grams is at premium tolerances. You should still check sphericity (new word). Plastic being what it is, there's still a chance a perfectly spherical ball may roll funny. Nightmare scenario but Halloween is coming up lol...
2 grams is at premium tolerances. You should still check sphericity (new word). Plastic being what it is, there's still a chance a perfectly spherical ball may roll funny. Nightmare scenario but Halloween is coming up lol...All of the ball weights come in at 168-170 grams. I will assume that means all of the diameter sizes are consistent.
Yep, and when Shaws game drops off a little for Whatever reason, I'll always prefer his game to the likes of any other pro. Shaw's the real deal, a Kaci/Filler/Pinoy/Jokester all rolled into one.He is also probably the best team player of the past decade and the defending Mosconi Cup MVP. Nobody is better at dealing with the crowd noise and crazy atmosphere that comes with this type of event. This choice makes perfect sense to me. It wouldn't surprise me in the least if Jayson is the top performer on Team Rest of the World at the Reyes Cup.
Also...it's Atlantic City... Would be like saying Gary, IN instead of Chicago...Why MR uses Atlantic City instead of NY is odd to me. Esp with MR moving the US Open from AC.