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Inconsistent distance on golf balls

raycharles

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raycharles

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Has anyone ever experienced an issue with inconsistent distances with 3 or 4 piece balls? I played a round recently and took a Pro-V1 (3 piece) out of play that for three holes did not fly off the blade with the distance I am accustomed to hitting the ball. After I switched to another Pro V1, I had no issue. As an example, the last swing I made with the original ball, I missed a green short by 20 yards with a 7 iron. I took another Pro V1 out of the bag and put it in the middle of the green.

I experienced that one other time with a Titleist Professional some years ago and actually went back to DT wound balls because they were more consistent on distance. Dont get me wrong, I am grateful for the new high performance balls. I'll chalk it up to a manufacturer defect maybe?

Just curious if anyone has ever experienced this before.

G10 Driver Grafalloy Pro Launch Blue 65 Stiff
G5 3-Wood Aldila NV65-Stiff
G15 20 Hybrid TFC stiff
I15 Irons 4-P
S/M Black Nickel 52 56 60 Marxman Mini 33" Tour B330 RXCarroll Valley Resort, Fairfield PA Rating: 72.3 Slope: 128www.carrollvalley.com


lcfd42 Well Established Member

lcfd42

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I have been playing ProV1x for a while but am actually migrating away from them for the NXT's and Bridgestone e5. I like the 330s as well. I have experience inconsitand distances as well with teh ProV's especially in cooler/colder temps. Maybe they are not very tolerant of certain temperature ranges.

Updated 2/7/10 - In my Revolver Pro bag:
Driver: G-10 10.5* TFC 129 Stiff flex 3-W: G-10 TFC129 Stiff flex
#2h(17*) Stiff Flex #3(21*) & #4(24*): Hybrid G-10 TFC129 Stiff flex
5-PW: MP32 (DG300)S flex Wedges 52-8, 56-14, and 60-04 Bobby Jones Wedges
Putter: Rossa Monte Carlo 35"Grips:...


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