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Information About Various Types of Golfers and The Balls They Should Use
The fact remains that not using the right golf ball can turn disastrous for your game. It would never allow you to succeed. An honest evaluation of your goals and games is extremely important to be able to select the right golf ball. Moreover, choosing the right ball is also dependent upon the type of golfer that you are. A few categories of golfers are:
Novice Golfers
Golfers who are inconsistent or are fairly new to the game fall under this category. Their score is usually of 97 or more for 18 holes and their handicap is well over 20. They should use 2 piece, lower spinning golf balls. Some of the golf balls that would help you are Nike Power Distance Soft, TaylorMade Noodle+ Long, Titleist NXT, Nike Power Distance Long and Soft and Srixon AD333.
Intermediate Golfers
These golfers are somewhat accomplished at their game, but are not really consistent. Their score falls somewhere in between the higher 80's to the mid 90's. They need to be a bit more consistent so as to shoot in the 80's and aim towards the 70's in order to reduce their score. They tend to have a bit of control on the spin of the ball, which is why they need a ball with higher spin. They should check out 3 Piece lonomer covered golf balls, such as the Nike One Vapor Speed, Srixon TriSpeed and Titleist NXT Tour.
Professional Golfers
Being skilled golfers, they tend to have a handicap of <12 and they score in the 70's and low 80's. They have complete control over their spin and swing. They require a ball that is long off the tee, but deliver the feel that you need to make scoring shots. 3-5 piece performance balls that have a urethane cover are perfect for them. They should check out Titleist Pro V1 2011 Version, Taylormade TP Black, Bridgestone B330-RX, Titleist Pro V1x 2011 Version, Taylormade Penta Callaway Tour i(s).
The different components and materials of all golf balls can easily be modified. There is an infinite array of compositions, sizes and compressions that can be created to produce one that strikes the balance between spin control, driver distance and short game/putting feel.
Achieving maximum driver distance is dependent upon your ball launch condition. The equipment of a Tour Pro is perfectly matched with their swing speed and they additionally have repeating golf swings, which make it possible for them to optimize and refine their launch conditions. Compressing the golf ball with the driver on every shot is also extremely important. It ensures that the core of the ball is activated for maximum explosion off the club face. It additionally maximizes the ball speed off the model and brand of the golf ball that you are using. Not having maximum speed for your swing speed makes it impossible for you to achieve the desired high launch/low spin condition that is required for maximum distance.
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