The golf ball isn’t one-size-fits-all. Our golf ball testing keeps proving that the ball you choose matters more than most ...
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Tour Edge Launches Surprise New Ball Promising 'Remarkable Numbers'
The Illinois-based golf club manufacturer has branched out into balls for the first time and has high hopes for its debut product. Here's what you can ...
If you play in rainy climates, dewy conditions or simply spend a lot of time hitting out from the drink, the e12 SPLASH could ...
Golf Digest on MSN
How much does spin differ between urethane golf balls? We found out
We ran a test to find out just how much difference there is between popular urethane models on finesse wedge shots. Here are the results ...
The Titleist Pro V1 Left Dot is one of a few CPO (Custom Performance Offering) golf balls that Titleist makes available to ...
The boffins at Titleist's custom performance department have a new ball on the way, and it's already got some fans on tour.
One of Titleist’s cult-favorite golf balls is coming back to the retail market, albeit in limited fashion. The company is releasing the elusive Pro V1 Left Dot, one of its Custom Performance Option ...
Golf Digest on MSN
Ryder Cup 2025: The golf balls played by every member of each team—and why they matter
Observations: On paper, Europe has the clear golf ball advantage in foursomes. With defined clusters of players using the same model—e.g. Straka, Lowry, Hojgaard, Rahm, Hatton and Åberg—the ball ...
The biennial showdown between the United States and Europe gets underway Friday from the historic Bethpage Black Golf Course, one of golf’s most celebrated publ ...
The Ryder Cup does not enforce the "one-ball rule," allowing teammates to switch ball models between holes. In the foursomes format, teams often select a golf ball that benefits the player hitting the ...
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