Stonehenge is a 40-foot Kegel Landmark pattern with a 6.56 to 1 ratio. It is a medium-length pattern with a moderate ratio, so it gives you a usable amount of room while still asking for a solid shot. At 40 feet the breakpoint is in a comfortable spot for most styles.
The moderate numbers make Stonehenge a balanced pattern. It is not a giveaway, but it is not a sport-level grind either. Find your line, trust the breakpoint, and make smart moves.
| Length | 40 feet |
|---|---|
| Ratio | 6.56 to 1 |
| Oil volume | 23.75 mL |
| Conditioner | Ice |
| Difficulty | Medium |
| Series | Kegel Landmark |
A 40-foot medium pattern fits a straight game well. Play direct with steady speed and let the moderate ratio give you a clean look. You will not need much hook to carry.
Play a moderate angle and trust the breakpoint. The ratio gives some room, so make small moves inward as the heads dry out.
You have room to swing, but keep it controlled. Get your breakpoint to the friction and let the ball recover. Move in gradually as the pattern transitions.
Stonehenge plays medium. A 40-foot length with a 6.56 to 1 ratio gives a balanced look, more demanding than a house shot but with enough room to score for most styles.
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Official pattern courtesy of Kegel.
Stonehenge is 40 feet long.
It plays medium. A 6.56 to 1 ratio at 40 feet gives a balanced, usable look that still rewards a solid shot.
Play direct or a moderate angle, trust the breakpoint, and make small moves as the heads dry out.
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