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We are pleased to offer a new 'Equipment' forum - if you have any questions about which is the best boule, how to chose the right boule, whether to use hard or soft boules, here's the place to post your questions
Posted by: Don Nairn (
) at 2006-06-07 20:32:44
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I am going to be a little controversial and suggest that the advice I obtained from a bocce player may be relevant. Shooting in bocce is more dramatic than shooting in petanque.
Soft balls bounce a lot less.
For shooting if your balls don’t bounce so the chances of getting a good hit (not bouncing over the top) are increased assuming you occasionally play a less than perfect shot.
For a ball to be low bounce the softness has to be an overall property and not just surface softness.
I will suggest that it is possible to play well with any balls but having the good equipment will be a little more forgiving if you make an error.
If you really wish to improve you game find a good coach and practice more.
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