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The real differences in the Titleist golf balls

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isukgolf Great Member

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You would be surprised to see how much longer you're able to hang onto the ball through your round.

The negative flip side side of that is, you will be surprised how long someone will search for a $4 ball ...

When behind or paying with these folks I find myself saying ... please for the love of god, take a drop, and lets finish this round before sunset!

Ken Proud member of the iSuk Golf Association ... Sponsored by roofing companies across the US, Canada, and the UK

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David in FL
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That's completely different than deliberately linking to a direct competitor.... ...at least in my opinion.

boomergolfer
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I'm sorry. But I'm not playing a Titleist Pro V ball. I was shooting in the low 80s consistently and started playing a pro v. I'll admitt. They bite around a green. No doubt. But I don'

mcanadiens Super Member

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Spin is spin. There are no balls that "minimize side spin" while "increasing backspin."


That's about what I thought. So ... the heck with spin. At least for the time being.

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I have to agree with the badger on this one. The ball makes a difference. If you choose to play a high spin ball for better bite into the greens, you also have to be prepared for more spin with your driver. For scrambles I hit Pinnacles (or similar) with the driver because of the raw distance but also because of the less spin. For my remaining shots, it's a Pro V1 or similar.

Driver.......Ping K15 9.5* stiff 3 wood.....Ping K15 16* stiff 5 wood.....Ping K15 19* stiff 4 Hybrid...Cleveland Gliderail 23* stiff 5 - PW......Pinhawk SL GW...........Tommy Armour 52* SW...........Tommy Armour 56* LW...........Tommy Armour 60* FW...........Diamond Tour 68* Putter.......Golfsmith Dyna Mite Ball..........Volvik Vista iV Green Bag..........Bennington Quiet Organizer Shoes.... ..Crocs


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