Question: Can I use a urethane ball as my spare ball?

Answer:

Absolutely—many bowlers prefer urethane or plastic for spares because they offer predictable, controllable motion. A dedicated plastic spare ball is the most common choice, but a urethane can work well if you want a little more hook on tricky spares.

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