There’s a good chance you’ve heard it before, but it still bears repeating: The golf ball is the only piece of equipment in your bag — save for your grips — that sees action on every shot you take.
When Callaway introduced the visual technology of the Truvis pattern in 2015 and later in the Triple Track on its family of golf balls (Chrome Soft, ERC Soft), the company touted the science behind ...
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Callaway’s three new tour-level balls—Chrome Tour, Chrome Tour X and Chrome Soft—reveal new strides in speed thanks to an improved core formula, and in aerodynamics thanks to a ...
Golf is a sport that boasts some of the highest "speeds" and "distances" among ball games, with balls flying through the air ...
Urethane-covered golf balls generally are favored by better players who are looking for workability and responsiveness. They offer higher spin, a softer feel and exceptional greenside control, ...
Low-spin golf balls can help some players gain distance, but others need more spin. Here’s who benefits, what to try and how to test them.
Golf balls can vary in feel, flight, distance and control, but finding the right one does not have to be complicated.
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