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Is the Bridgestone E6 the quietest ball in the market ?


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FInally had a chance to try these balls on the course. Wow, these balls are very quiet at impact compared to the E5's. These balls are long.....but kinda like the quiet thud from these balls.

Any balls quieter than the E6 ?

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I didnt find the E6 to any quieter than any other Bridgestones.

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Lol.

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e5 is probably firmer and the e6 softer ....

I wouldn't judge a ball by its sound but if you're hunting birds - need distance and less sidespin but not much green side spin, it's probably your ball ... and quiet.

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Originally Posted by 18thbunker

FInally had a chance to try these balls on the course. Wow, these balls are very quiet at impact compared to the E5's. These balls are long.....but kinda like the quiet thud from these balls.

Any balls quieter than the E6 ?



Wilson Staff FG Tours are quietly long.

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If an e6 falls in the cup for a hole in one, but no one sees or hears it, did it happen?

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A quiet ball...

Heheh

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Originally Posted by uttexas

If an e6 falls in the cup for a hole in one, but no one sees or hears it, did it happen?



This happen to me all the time.

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Originally Posted by Jeep98xj

I drive with a king cobra speed LD so no ball is quite. I have used the e6 and didn't like it tho. The e6 never would check up on the green for me. The penta is a "quite" ball and is great all around.



I agree. The Penta is quite a great all around ball.

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