Pitchfix Alignment Chip with Removable Ball Marker (Wood)

Pitchfix Alignment Chip with Removable Ball Marker (Wood)

$6.85
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Pitchfix Alignment Chip with Removable Ball Marker (Wood)
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PITCHFIX ALIGNMENT CHIP WITH REMOVABLE BALL MARKER (WOOD)

Pitchfix Alignment Chip with Removable Ball Marker (Wood)

$6.85
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Product Description

The Pitchfix Alignment Chip:  

Key Features:

  • Multi-purpose:  mark ball position, align your putt
  • Compact ergonomic design fits comfortably in your pocket or golf bag

Removable Custom Ball Marker

  • Easily removable ball marker: Securely attached but quick to detach! 
  • Customize Your Own: Upload your photo, image picture or text. 
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Which balls are best for beginners?

As a beginner, the main attribute you should be looking for in a golf ball is forgiveness.  Something that offers a straighter ball flight, reduced spin, added distance, and greater control with your putter. A 2-piece soft construction ball will help beginners find fairways, hit greens, and avoid those dreaded three-putts. We recommend the TaylorMade Distance Plus as a great place to start.

What ball should I choose for gifts?

For the discerning golfer, the Titleist Pro V1 is the industry standard premium ball that won't disappoint. A perfect all-arounder that is also sure to please just about everyone is the TaylorMade Distance Plus. It offers the ideal balance between distance, feel, forgiveness, control, and durability. And at $35 for 2 dozen balls, it's also an exceptional value!

Are premium balls worth it?

For a low-handicap advanced golfer, premium balls offer ultimate control to generate the spin needed to position the ball exactly where they’ve visualized. If you play a consistent game, you want an accurate and consistent ball. That's the benefit of a premium ball.

What does "Soft Feel" mean?

Every golf ball will feel slightly different when it strikes the clubface, either hard or soft. A soft golf ball helps add distance, whereas a harder ball provides greater control. Hard golf balls are more suitable for advanced golfers, whereas soft golf balls are aimed at beginners