Which ball should I use for Golf?
August 2, 2011
These day will all the new engineering approaching putout I have a hard clip abidance path of the new invention in golf. I have an activeness velocity of about 95 m.p.h., have alloy shafted man club, and expression for soft brush and playability around viridity. I previously used the iTour golf baseball from Callaway and enjoyed the backspin, but always ended up losing at affair single every ammo. If there are any other golf ball that are kind the prov1′s and the callaways but cheaper I would appreciate any suggestion.
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Answer by Bubbles
Changing your ball nature won’t prevent you from losing ball…
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Bridgestone or even taylor made. The high end taylor made balls are 10 dollars less and are almost the same as the others. Unless your handicap is under 10 the ball really doesnt make the biggest difference especially for 45$
Might want to try the TopFlite D2 feels. I get good distance and spin with it and i love the feel i get around the green. Haven’t tried the prov1′s though. Might not even be close to them. I heard Callaway makes topflite though so you never know. Guess you’ll just have to try them. Hope this helps. Happy Golfing:)
Bridgestone e series ball(e5+, e6+ or e7+). Spins faster than that Callaway ball and costs almost half what the Callaway ball costs. Wilson Tx4. 2nd fastest spinning ball on the market behind Nike One Platinum/Tour D and costs around 30 bucks. Even the Wilson Zip. 22 bucks. Spins a little faster than the Callaway ball. Others comparable to the Callaway ball: Wilson Luxe(17.99), Top Flite Gamer(19.99), TaylorMade Burner TP(24.99).
If you’re a casual golfer, as long as you stay away from Top-Flight’s(aka rocks), you’ll be okay. I play in college and on the guys team, one of them uses Srixon golf balls and loves them. Maybe you could buy a sleeve and give them a shot. Hope this helps!
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