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hi guys my names marc and ive been playing golf around 5 months now. my golf is slowly improving and im shaving off around 20-30 shots off my game from when i started but im still very poor and rarely par a hole. ive treated myself to some ping g20's 3-sw and a g20 3,5,driver. im unable to use any of my woods due to a horrible spin and my ball flys off on a hard right turn. i was using pro v1 balls as i thought they would help me but after loosing them at a rapid rate i started looking else where for a cheaper alternative. i was using a srixon ball yesterday and it worked much better for me and came off the club much better than the pro v1 withouth the wild spin so i have empied my bag of these balls and now onto the cheap no frills ad333 srixons. anyway i look forward to browsing your forum and gaining some advise from you guys over the future :)


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Well, it sounds like you already made a smart decision - getting rid of a ball that doesn't fit your game.  If you find a good deal on them the Top - Flight Gamers are a great ball. Not a lot of spin and great distance and feel.

The better one was joining the sandtrap

Hope you enjoy. Keep us posted as you make new discoveries and make progress in your scoring.

Titleist 910D2 10.5* Stiff / Taylormade 3 Wood - Superfast 2.0 15*  3 Superfast 2.0 Rescue 18* Stiff Shafts


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When I was loosing a lot of balls I tried LostGolfBalls.com.  I ordered a bunch of different kinds at first but settled on the NXT's in AAAA and AAAAA quality.  About 75 cent a ball and the AAAA quality are like new.

Kelly


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