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Bridgestone E6 & E7 Ball difference?

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snowman0157 Well Established Member

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Does anyone know - Is the only difference between the E6 an E7 the number/pattern of the dimples to give the E7 more penetrating flight? Or are the cover/core materials different?

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PiKapp23 Great Member

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I believe the only difference is in the core compression - the core in the e7+ has a firmer core. They both have 330 dimples and seem to have same dimple pattern. It's possible that the mantle layer may also be a little firmer, but I'm not sure. The cover material is also the same.
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Not sure. Take a look at Bridgestone Golf's website.


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the E7 is supposely suppose to give you more distance but thats all i know about those balls

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