Golf balls and distance control

[StrokerAce]

You guys got me thinking so I went back into my Grint app and looked at my history. In 2013 I played the Wilson Duo with Wilson Di11 irons and broke 80 seven times that year. Of course I thought I was too good for those balls and clubs so I switched out both in 2014 and have broken 80 once since then. My handicap was 9.8 then, now it is 13. I'm now back to more forgiving irons, I guess it is time to put the Duo back in play.

 

I have 6 new sleeves of Chrome Soft X Truvis and a dozen Z Stars that I'd be happy to send someone that can use them. They were gifts so I hate to charge anyone so the first to PM me gets their choice of the 2. The second to PM me gets whatever is left. I will only ship within the lower 48 states and I can ship for free from my office.

 

 

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I sent a PM too....

[StrokerAce]

With all due respect I think the Bridgestone ball fitting process, live or on their site, is a crock.

 

Their balls a great however.

 

There are slight differences between balls in every category - I would continue to maintain that during your season you should pick one ball and stick with it. For a guy who is serious, like all of us, urethane is almost certainly the best choice because it is easier to control around the green.

 

 

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Couldn't agree more.  

 

This is what Dean Snell has to say about golf balls...

OFF THE TEE

All golf balls today travel the same distance, so I don't advocate ball fitting with a driver. The proper loft, shaft selection, and strength are the best ways to add extra distance!

 

 

When I did the in-person Bridgestone ball fitting they asked what kind of ball I played, had me hit 3 shots WITH MY DRIVER that had a trackman and told me that if I used this Bridgestone ball I would be more accurate.... WITH MY DRIVER.  c'mon man.