golfers

[gjn23]

use range balls. use the cheapest ones you can find. it's the golfer, not the balls, right? :shrug:

pro v1 (high numbers..5-8)

however i just bought a dozen srixon on recommendation (think they are the z-star, comprable in price to prov1) and they are great and most importantly....dont scuff as easily as prov1.

maybe its because my swing plane is so bad but a brand new prov1 is usually scuffed by hole 2 where the srixon can last an entire round.

i will say, if you're not breaking 90 it really doesnt matter what ball you use.

 

[Jaxx]

use range balls. use the cheapest ones you can find :shrug:

Range balls
:mj07:

 

[hawkeye]

Stoner E6

 

[william13]

If you're not shooting in the 70's it doesn't matter.

:shrug: ... even a hack like me wants to stick the green .

a buddy let me use one of his b-stone e6 and you could see the ball wanting to check up with all my wedges. i could see it cutting 5 or 6 stokes off my game . :SIB

 

[hawkeye]

Its a good ball

 

[william13]

Its a good ball

agree ,
with my 60 the back spin was sweeet ....

 

[Old School]

If you're not shooting in the 70's it doesn't matter.

 

[william13]

want to shoot under 80 once before summer over ..... :00x11

 

[MadJack]

want to shoot under 80 once before summer over ..... :00x11

It ain't the ball :0003

 

[Betone]

It ain't the ball :0003

Probably need a new Driver :shrug:
New irons?

It is never our fault :0074
#1 rule in golf:toast:

 

[william13]

It ain't the ball :0003

yeah your right , no way a good ball will help :SIB

 

[WhatsHisNuts]

The E6 is not designed for spin, is it? It has a firmer cover and I believe is designed for distance and control. I read up a lot on this stuff this year in one of the golf magazines I have laying next to my bed. If you can spin a harder ball, you should try one of the soft ones. There is a difference, but players like me don't really know how to consistently play it.

 

[william13]

The E6 is not designed for spin, is it? It has a firmer cover and I believe is designed for distance and control. I read up a lot on this stuff this year in one of the golf magazines I have laying next to my bed. If you can spin a harder ball, you should try one of the soft ones. There is a difference, but players like me don't really know how to consistently play it.

you are correct ... going to try tayormade penta to pick up some more spin...:toast:

 

[MadJack]

:facepalm:

 

[william13]

:facepalm:

hater ..

 

[WhatsHisNuts]

you are correct ... going to try tayormade penta to pick up some more spin...:toast:

If you spin an E6, try the E5. Penta's are expensive.

 

[Nole]

:facepalm:

:00x25



More spin........




:facepalm:

 

[william13]

If you spin an E6, try the E5. Penta's are expensive.

thanks for the info....

 

[Another Steve]

I use Practice balls from the Colonial. They say Practice on them, all brands, brand Damn new. I ain't proud, they bang 'em so will I

 

[Nole]

I use Practice balls from the Colonial. They say Practice on them, all brands, brand Damn new. I ain't proud, they bang 'em so will I

I like it!!!!



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