*LOGO OVERUN* Our logo overrun golf balls are brand new and unused. These balls come to you in their original manufacturer packaging and have never been played. Logo overrun balls may include some type of imprint on one or more location on the ball.
The reformulated e6 is designed for golfers with moderate swing speeds seeking maximum distance on all shots. The heritage of e6 in a construction that is now easier to compress thanks to a larger and softer core. The new 2-piece construction with low compression core is designed for high ball speed while maintaining soft feel.
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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.
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!
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.
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
