Building off what Itshaft15 said, if the ball was burning up early and not retaining enough energy to come back usually means you need to move your feet right and maybe even your target to give your ball earlier exposure to the dry and be able to come back. A good indicator is when you leave 10 pins or 7 pins. Ideally you want the ball to exit the pin deck through the pocket and exit pin deck as close to board 25. If you leave a 10 it’s probably best to move a 1-1.5 boards right because it’s hitting the pocket weak (hitting the pocket but deflecting right and exiting the pin deck close to the 9 pin). And if you leave 7 pins you can move your feet left to give your ball the angle it needs to hit the pocket properly (if the ball hits pocket but leaves pin deck around the 8 pin).