Charl Schwartzel is Clear Golf's ambassador on the PGA Tour. Christian Petersen/PGA of America via Getty Images It will be harder to shape yourshotswith specific draws and fades, but most beginner golfers aren’t worried about this anyway. In my opinion, if you do not have to do anything with the durability and forgiveness, Cut could be a good option for you. The company can do something to improve these characteristics but, for now, you can try if it can work for you. I had never heard of Cut golf balls until recently and I was pretty excited to get my hands on them considering the cheaper price. In this post, I’m going to be reviewing the Cut Blue golf balls and sharing my honest thoughts after testing them out. Atlanta Drive Golf Club has signed the two-time Major winner to its roster ahead of January's TGL launch

Further, these golf balls offer a lowered performance during colder seasons. Hitting with wedges during the cold months could cause the balls to get damaged a bit. Those are more suitable to short games. These balls should be handled delicately as well to avoid damages or cuts.

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All things being equal, I haven’t found a golf ball I trust more than the Titleist Pro V1. I’ve played it pretty consistently for the 20 years it’s been on the market. I don’t mind paying extra for it because it delivers a mix of distance, spin and feel that agrees with my game. I would (and have in the past) gladly game the TaylorMade TP5x, Bridgestone B330 series, Callaway Chrome Soft and other name-brand golf balls if the need arose. Tour performance golf balls are the highest quality ones used by top golfers. They are craftily designed to deliver optimal spin, feel, and distance with each shot.

Below is a complete golf ball compression chart for every golf ball currently available to buy in 2023. Make note of the compression rating; then, we’ll teach you how to match up the right golf ball for your swing speed. Golf Ball Compression Charts Bridgestone Golf Ball Cut Blue Golf Ball provides a fantastic performance considering its low price. The brand’s claim about presenting a great performance seems to be real. Beginners in the golf field could accomplish a decent launch along with these golf balls. It offers the best tour ball level performance for every player, which is quite amazing. Quantix, which makes the F18 Tour (pictured) and F35 Control golf ball, is based in Ft. Worth, Texas. Courtesy of QuantixLike other tour-grade Cut balls, the 4-piece design featured an ionomer mantle, restricting spin and accelerating ball pace. Once the ball hit the air, I felt the 314 dimple pattern worked wonders to control the apex and encourage an enhanced forward momentum. One significant difference between these balls and other golf balls available on the market is the color.