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Kara
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#34450 2008-05-20 21:42 GMT |
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i am a 2 handicap i scuff a ball of every club exsept woods and putter i have blades i do play the callaway ix tour but ah not great 10 points
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FrostFlake
58 posts |
#34451 2008-05-20 21:54 GMT |
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Titleist pro-v1 is the best golf ball. Unfortunately it is also the most expensive.
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Hippie
51 posts |
#34452 2008-05-20 22:01 GMT |
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all of the balls that give a player of your ability the things you look for have thin covers. I know a tour player who usually gets three holes from each of his Pro V1X's. Of course he doesn't pay for them so it doesn't matter. The NXT Tour has been called Pro V lite. Thicker skin may make it more durable. I prefer callaway myself but buy the nxt's because i think they blend durability and playability better than anything else. I get more than 18 holes out of them they spin and can go long.
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Doughnut
59 posts |
#34453 2008-05-20 22:10 GMT |
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Id go with the ProV if money is not an issue because you probably have a faster swing speed. If you want to go with another great ball go with the NXT's because they are awesome and cheaper.
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TheProposal
72 posts |
#34454 2008-05-20 22:54 GMT |
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Nike One Platinum or Black. Platinum spins faster than any other ball on the market. If you can create a high rate of clubhead speed, this ball is for you. It was developed specifically for Tiger Woods, but it's great around the greens. The Black is longer off the tee for those who don't have a very fast swing and it's 3rd on the list of the fastest spinning balls on the market.
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S4m80
60 posts |
#34455 2008-05-20 23:06 GMT |
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Pro V1 or Pro V1x. If those are out of your price range either Titleist NXT or NXT tour or the Taylormade TP black.
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TotallyChilled
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#34456 2008-05-20 23:18 GMT |
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If you have a 2 handicap you should know this....quit lying, you're really a 20.
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