Does golf ball compression ratings still mean anything when choosing a golf ball to play?
Does a player with a slow swing speed/ball speed still need to consider a low compresion ball when choosing a ball in todays market?
Technically yes. Practically speaking, it’s not likely that you will notice unless you are a scratch golfer.
If you are a duffer like me, you buy your balls based on how tough the cover is and how cheap they are.
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Fuzz Ball 18 Pack Low Compression Golf Balls (White) $11.99 FUZZ WICKED LONG & SOFT The new Fuzz ball from Intech breaks the mold for golf ball technology. Ultra soft feel, explosive distance and a low compression core are wrapped together beneath a 432 dimple cover. Extreme? We call it WICKED! YOU RECEIVE ONE 18-BALL PACK!… |
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Callaway Golf Warbird Plus Golf Balls (12-Pack) $14.86 Callaway Warbird Plus Golf Balls feature: Faster, high resiliency rubber core provides maximum distance with softer feel than the previous generation Soft Ionomer cover generates long drives and provides even longer playability HEX Aerodynamics virtually eliminates the seam, enhancing shot-to-shot consistency HEX Aerodynamics reduces drag for long, efficient ball flight with amazing stabili… |
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Callaway Ball Diablo Golf Balls (12-Pack) $30.00 The results surprised even us. A golf ball this soft and with this much feel shouldn`t be able to go this far. The new High Resiliency core is not only soft, but also fast, which means you`ll never sacrifice distance for soft feel. Plus, this golf ball`s unique low spin properties mean that players who impart too much spin off the driver will see more distance and less severe hooks and slices. The… |
