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Thanks! That worked well. I managed to get about an extra 10 feet of length :) Also, do you have any tips about hand and arm movement/position?

It could well be that it is the drill pattern on the ball. Also, it could also be that it might need to be polished or dulled to get your desired reaction.

Recently, I've changed back to my old style of delivering the ball with 2 hands and couldn't be happier. I've got my footwork and release sorted out but is there any tips on how I can get more length and power out of my swing? All comments are welcome :)

You could try some of the newer entry-level reactive balls that are made for people learning to hook the ball, such as: Columbia 300 Jazz, Brunswick Power Groove, Ebonite Tornado, Storm Tropical-Storm. If you have a little bit nostalgia, there are some newer balls that have pretty much similar...

Well, I might as well tell you guys a story that will lead to my question... When I first started bowling in my early teens (was 13 at the time), I was a two hander because I was given a used 16lbs ball to start with and couldn't handle the weight with one hand. However this crusty old coach...

I just started bowling again after a 6 year break. I was given a 4 used balls by a generous coach the other day who wanted me to save money and use balls with better technology (I was used to bowling with an Ebonite Gyro Pro and a AMF Strikeline). It's difficult trying to find layouts for these...