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Author: Golf Gift
Being able to choose the right golf ball could be just what you need to turn an awful game to a wonderful one. However, it does not mean that you should just trot out and buy the golf ball that Tiger Woods uses to instantly turn you into a world champion. You would still need to choose the golf ball that would work for you.
The three different types of golf balls are: two-piece balls, three-piece balls and high performance balls.
If you wish to improve the distance shots you are making, you would need to use the two-piece golf ball. If you wish to improve your accuracy, then you might opt to use a three-piece golf ball or a high performance golf ball.
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How to Choose the Right Golf Ball
Author: Tarsem
Choosing the right ball is critical to cutting your golf handicap. A ball impacts your game almost as much as your clubs, so it's important to choose a ball that's right for you. Below is a six-step process for selecting the right golf ball, a process I often review in my golf lessons and golf tips. It's a relatively new selection approach. But first, let's review the standard historical approach to choosing a golf ball.
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Why You Should Switch to Used Golf Balls
By Chris Robertson
In a green conscious society, the word "recycle" literally covers everything from clothing to used golf balls. Used or recycled products are the wave of the future and planet conscious folks are always looking for ways to help reduce the amount of garbage sent to landfills. Concerned that their greenways may eventually go to landfills, some very smart golfers devised a way to recycle golf balls and a business was born! Used golf balls are available online, and at half the price it's a super deal for the golfer who would rather spend his golf dollars on new clubs.
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Golf Balls Provide a Multitude of Choices
By Michael Manzella
Golf Balls were once wooden, and the game of golf was a short range game played on links. The development of 'featheries', a 17th century ball of goose feathers stuffed in a leather pouch allowed for our modern concept of the 'long-game' to develop - featheries flew further when struck. In the mid eighteen hundreds the guttie ball replaced the featherie. Made from the rubber like sap of the Sapodilla tree, a guttie not only flew farther, but its flight was truer. The guttie balls also had small surface imperfections that improved the aerodynamics and led to our modern dimpled balls. [GO TO GOLF BALL STORE] Continue reading »
