How do you personalize golf balls?

How do you personalize golf balls?

To personalize your golf ball, simply select the “customize” button on your desired product’s page. Then fill out the appropriate forms. For many brands, you can select up to three lines of text, including about 15 characters per line. Select fonts and colors.

What’s the difference between Pro V1 and Pro V1x?

The Pro V1 is a three-piece golf ball designed to spin more on longer shots while the Pro V1x is a four-piece construction whose added layer is engineered to improve driver distance carry without sacrificing spin on mid-irons or shots around the green.

Who should play the Titleist AVX?

“AVX can be a great fit for players whose launch is too high or who generate too much spin in their iron and wedge game,” Mike Rich said. “With a flatter trajectory and by taking some spin out of iron and wedge shots, AVX can help to optimize the launch conditions for high-launch, high-spin players.

What is the best golf ball for a mid handicapper?

Best Golf Balls for Mid Handicappers

• Callaway SuperSoft (best for super soft feel)
• Bridgestone E6 (best for hitting it straighter)
• Taylormade Project (a) (best value Tour quality ball)
• Snell MTB Black (best Pro V1 substitute ball on a budget)
• Vice Pro Soft (for lower mid handicappers with low swing speed)

What is the best golf ball for an average player?

What Are the Best Golf Balls for the Average Golfer?

• Best Overall: Titleist Pro V1 Golf Balls.
• Best Cheap: Bridgestone e6 Golf Balls.
• Best Value for the Money: Callaway Supersoft Golf Balls.
• Best for a 20 Handicapper: Srixon Men’s Soft Feel Golf Ball.
• Best for a 15 Handicapper: Snell MTB Black Golf Balls.

What is a good golf ball for the average player?

The winner in the category of the best golf ball for the average golfer goes to the Callaway Supersoft by a whisker. Its low compression core and soft outer cover provide the best of both worlds, longer drives, and soft feel around the greens.

Do soft golf balls go straighter?

It is generally agreed that soft golf balls spin less than firmer golf balls so from the tee they should be longer as well as straighter, having less back and sideward spin.