I continue to search for quality golf balls that don’t cost $50 per dozen. Fortunately, there’s a company that makes a tour quality, 3-piece golf ball, at 30% less than the more well-known golf balls so I knew I had to try them. The Odin Golf X1 golf ball is a 3-piece golf ball, highly durable with a Urethane cover, and with high compression. The question is how is the distance, spin, and distance control compared to my normal higher…
There are a few direct to consumer golf ball company’s out there, but I’ve yet to see on that matches their golf ball to your handicap. Imagine being able to buy a golf ball based on your swing speed, how fall you hit your 7 iron, and what your average score is. Sounds like the way you should buy your golf balls, so I had to try the golf balls from Piper Golf which offer a golf ball match based…
Who has ever heard of a golf ball keeping you in a better state of mind? Sounds kinda crazy, but there is one company who believes that golf is 90% mental and 10% physical, so why not focus golf balls on the 90% part. Makes sense but how do they do that. First, the company starts with producing a very high quality golf ball. I believe they are the only company to produce a 2 piece urethane cover golf ball,…
I’ve played all the golf balls out there from Top Flite to Titleist and literally everything in between. I’m always looking for those extra few yards or better short game spin. Most of the higher end golf balls cost over $45. There has to be comparable golf balls that don’t cost that much, maybe a company who isn’t paying hundreds of tour pros’ or selling wholesale to retailers who must mark the price up to make a profit. My point…
In my opinion, golf balls with urethane covers tend to perform best when used with short shots and play around the green. My only issue with urethane covered balls is that they are very expensive. From Titleist Pro-V1, to Callaway Chrome Soft, to high-end Bridgestone golf balls, they all perform well, yet are very costly. Trust Golf Balls is a company that’s been producing golf ball cover technologies for over 25 years to nearly all of the world’s top ball…
I play 2-3 times a week during the spring, summer and fall months, and if not for winter, I would play year round. I’ve tried every golf ball, and I mean everyone, from Pro V1, to Top Flite, Chrome Soft, to Taylormade TPX, to Bridgestone, to Wilson Duo, to Pinnacle. I’m always looking to gain those extra yards or that extra spin that so many balls claim to offer. Due to my swing speed being in the mid 80’s, I…