“They’re all the same!”. “There’s no difference between any of them!”. “It’s all a myth!”
Actually, no it’s not.
No two golf balls on the planet are identical to one another, and that’s a fact.
Now’s the time to figure out which golf balls we recommend for players of all different abilities, whether that be if you’re looking for more distance, increased spin or maximum flight.
So which ball will suit your game as the golf season unravels? Read on to find out.
What’s occuring?
As with all technology, over time golf balls have been through different stages of development, from wooden golf balls in the early 1400s to feathery golf balls throughout the 1600s.
In a nutshell, the modern day golf ball is typically constructed with a butadiene rubber centre surrounded by one or more rubber mantles and topped off with a dimple pattern urethane cover, which can also sometimes be made from surlyn.
Altogether, there are four different types of golf balls:
Two-piece golf balls
These are ideal for beginners and high handicap golfers with slower swing speeds. They spin less but fly straighter.
Examples include: Bridgestone e6, Callaway Warbird, Titleist TruFeel and .
