Someone showed me this picture of what Rhino used out on tour, you guys have probably seen this...
Now Chris Schelmer said the following....
Now I learned a while back, to decrease spin time, we would drill the holes deeper. Now through CAD we have learned with the Double Thumb layout, even drilling into the weight block, the ball would have more differential...As you can see the pin is below the thumb and the extra hole is by the thumb. By inverting this core we were able to drill into the larger part of the core and reduce the differential even more, thus making it more stable and controllable.
So I guess my question is, what is the real reason this worked? Was it because differential was taken out by drilling, or was it because the inverted core would of done this anyway?
Steve, do you think you can CAD this up with the Awakening core? I know the one that the Natural is different, but can you get something close? Do you need numbers?