Here is a new bowling ball from Brunswick called the C•(System)2.5. In our test results, we used a stacked bowling ball drilling layout for a later and faster responds to friction. We put the pin at 4.5 inches from our pap and above the finger holes; we put the mass in a vertical line and beside our thumbhole. We did need a small balance hole, which we put parallel to our grip and on the val line. The lane surface was Brunswick pro-anvilane synthetic. The lane conditions were a typical 39 ft house pattern. Our findings were the ball went long and made a strong move at the break point with continuation. The ball motion characteristics were long skid short transition and fast and continuous move in the hook zone or a late and fast response. We did have good recovery and pin carry. This drilling on this ball would be a good long and strong ball. We did not change the out of box surface. This drilling would be good for down and in bowlers with higher ball speeds or high rev bowlers that want to delay the break point to combat over reaction. Ball description and information are below.