Why choose Top Flite golf balls?
There are a number of options available in the market for golf balls, but Top Flite trumps them all with their extensive qualities and their long history of success. Professional golf players will be able to verify what it means to have a good golf ball on your hands when playing the game.
What happened to strata golf clubs?
Under the purchase agreement, Callaway retained the Strata brand and the golf ball manufacturing facility in Chicopee, Mass. Under the guidance of Dick’s Sporting Goods, Top Flite is trying to revive the brand by introducing new golf clubs and golf balls regularly.
What are Top Flite D2+ golf balls?
The Top Flite D2+ golf balls offer exceptional speed and distance to all kinds of players. The balls feature a larger core with lower compression for a softer feel and faster speed. The thin lonomer cover on these balls contributes to the speed they’re able to achieve on the course and enhances overall player performance.
Does Callaway still make Top Flite golf balls?
Eventually, Callaway parted ways with the Top Flite brand in 2012 when it sold Top Flite to Dick’s Sporting Goods after nearly a decade. Under the purchase agreement, Callaway retained the Strata brand and the golf ball manufacturing facility in Chicopee, Mass.
Strata Tour Premier Golf Balls
The New, Top-Flite STRATA Tour Premier is the next progression in 3 Piece Multi-Layer design. The ultra soft, High Energy Core improves feel and control while generating premier distance. The soft urethane cover provides high spin and scuff resistance. The High Acid Ionomer Mantle layer improves distance off the tee and long irons.
Strata Tour Ace Golf Balls
The Strata Tour Ace is your Ace in the hole. The Tour Ace utilizes a patented 4 piece multi-layer technology and a high coverage dimple pattern for staggering distance. The interaction of the soft inner core with the firmer outer core creates the Strata Tour Ace's unique energy transfer core.
Strata Tour Straight Golf Balls
The Tour Straight features a patented multi-layer design for incredible distance and feel. The combination of a unique Teflon coating and super low 37 compression, make this ball one of the most desirable balls on the market today. The Tour Straight is the first golf ball created for every shot.
Strata Tour Professional 90 Golf Balls
The Top-Flite Strata Tour Professional, delivers a remarkable combination of softness for feel and maximum distance. The Strata Tour Professional is a superior golf ball for the competitive player. It's been engineered to provide exceptional tour level performance on every shot.
Strata Tour Soft Golf Balls
The Top-Flite STRATA Tour Soft golf ball is designed to deliver tour caliber performance for every aspect of your game. Its patented solid core, Multi-Layer design and soft Spintack cover gives you high spin rates and soft feel while delivering superior Top-flite STRATA distance.
Strata Tour Ultimate Mix Golf Balls
Top-Flite Strata Tour Ultimate golf balls. The Tungsten Energy Core concentrates the weight in the center of the ball, allowing for greater transfer of energy from the club. This will include the Tour Ultimate, Tour Ultimate 2 & Tour Ultimate Plus.
3-Piece Strata Technology for Tour-Level Performance
The Strata 3-piece, multi-layer distance technology is designed to produce fast ball speeds for maximum distance while still keeping the soft feel at impact. This multi-layer design is engineered and constructed to provide Tour-level performance for serious golfers without sacrificing distance.
Golf ball specifications
To fit within the rules of the game, a golf ball must conform to certain specifications set up by the sport’s two main governing organizations: the United States Golf Association (USGA) and a group of companies known as the R&A.
Golf ball types
Nearly every golf ball looks the same on the outside, but there are significant differences among golf balls on the inside. The design and materials used for the interior of the golf ball play a huge role in determining the flight characteristics of each different type of ball.
Golf ball prices
You can spend anywhere from less than $1 to about $5 per golf ball. Used or X-Out golf balls fall at the lowest end of that range, while four- and five-layer golf balls are the priciest. Most recreational golfers may spend around $1 to $2 each for new golf balls.