A large selection of hugely discounted previous or current season golf balls. These golf balls are misprints and so we are selling them on at discounted prices. These are new, not used ball that will come printed with a photo or logo, it's a great way to play with a premium ball at a discounted price.
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How do we research golf balls?
When researching golf balls, we find out the characteristics of each layer, as this affects the ball’s flight abilities. We consider how much compression each golf ball has. A ball with low compression is easier to hit and will feel less hard. Some golfers prefer a colored ball because it’s easier to spot.
Do golf balls have to have dimples?
Dimples: A golf ball’s dimples must be symmetrically arranged. Color: There are no regulations about color for a golf ball. Although most are white, you will see orange, yellow, pink, and other colors, too. We check to make sure each golf ball on our shortlist is the standard size of 1.68 inches.
Why do some Golfers prefer a colored ball?
Some golfers prefer a colored ball because it’s easier to spot. If a brand offers multiple golf ball colors, we note it in our research. We investigate how much control and distance each ball has and whether it has been engineered for a particular audience of golfers.
Do new golf balls come by the dozen?
New golf balls are often sold by the dozen, or you can buy a sleeve of three if you want to try out a particular brand or model without buying too many. You’ll pay more per ball when buying a sleeve than when buying a dozen.
What are golf ball overruns?
Overruns are balls of mixed years that are new and never played. The manufacturer sometimes over-produces for the market they are shipping to and they throw them in a huge bin until they are sold off to retail sellers like us. We sort them out by "with" and "without Logos", pack them up and sell them to you!
Which golf ball is rarest?
The gutta percha balls once belonged to golfing legend Old Tom Morris, who won the Open four times in the 1860s. It is believed the balls have been lying at the bottom of one of the county's deepest lakes for 120 years.
Do expensive golf balls make a difference?
The average golfer won't get enough benefit to justify paying the higher price and would be better off using that money to work on their swing. The only benefit to an expensive golf ball would be the increased spin around the green and the nice soft feel at impact.
What is Xout golf ball?
X-out golf balls are sold in some golf shops and retail stores in boxes with dull or plain packaging, and usually at steep discounts to "regular" golf balls. That's because an X-out ball is the result of a mistake in the manufacturing process: a cosmetic imperfection.
What is the number one golf ball on tour?
Titleist likes to remind us that that the Pro V1 is the No 1 ball used by professionals on worldwide golf tours, but that it's a great ball for non-superstars as well. The ball is manufactured to perfectly balance short game control without sacrificing good yardage from the tee.
What is the oldest golf ball brand?
In 1967, Spalding became the first company to patent and develop the solid golf ball by Jim Bartsch, which eliminated the layered technique and became known as the 'executive' model. The rubber Haskel golf ball is the standard for the modern golf ball.
How do you know if a golf ball is good?
Drop Them. One of the simplest ways to check your golf ball's performance is by giving it a good, old-fashioned bounce using any hard surface like a tile floor or countertop. Your goal is to make the ball bounce as high as you can reasonably bounce it without damaging anything in your home.
Does the brand of golf ball really matter?
The quality of golf ball you use definitely matters and impacts on your game. Higher quality, more expensive golf balls generally have a urethane cover, leading to greater 'feel' and spin control. Premium balls will usually perform longer and hold greens more consistently, helping you shoot lower scores.
How many balls can a PGA player carry?
Under the Rules of Golf, a golfer can carry as many golf balls as they want in their bag. Really, they can carry as many golf balls as they're willing to carry around themselves or their caddie is willing to lug around for them. Most PGA Tour golfers carry in the area of nine golf balls in their bag per round.
What is a Pro V1 Xout?
Pro V1 Practice golf balls are conforming products that differ only due to a cosmetic blemish such as paint, ink or registration of stamping. Pro V1 Practice golf balls do not have any construction or performance deficiencies. 2. Pro V1 X-Out golf balls are also conforming products.
What are golf ball covers made of?
The exterior surface of the golf ball is referred to as its cover and is constructed either of Surlyn (a thin, plastic resin created and trademarked by DuPont) or urethane (a slightly softer, slightly less durable synthetic compound). All else being equal, Surlyn can contribute to distance, but tends to inhibit spin.
What is the most expensive Titleist golf ball?
Titleist Pro V1x Golf Balls ( One Dozen ) $48 This is not a new thing for players to call these golf balls expensive. Many people will compare their golf ball price to the ProV because it is so well known for being the highest price ball. The ProV1 has come down in cost since they were first released.
Are Ping golf balls valuable?
Included in the lot are dozens of rare and promotional Ping Eye and Ping Eye 2 balls that the collector has listed for up to $399 apiece, like a red and gold Arizona State logo ball (where the course on campus is named after Ping founder Karsten Solheim) and a black and silver Lexus promotional ball.
Are Nike golf balls collectible?
They are not particularly rare, but distinct enough to be considered collector's items. They have a pearlescent finish and come in some interesting colors. They're even inexpensive enough to play if you want to stand out on the course.
Who invented dimples on golf balls?
In the early 1900s, another inventor found that indentations in golf balls performed far better than raised protrusions. In 1905, an English manufacturer named William Taylor registered a patent for a golf ball dimple design. Before long, all golf balls featured dimples that would be more or less recognizable today.
Product Description
Oops! Everyone makes mistakes. Take advantage of our overrun stock by getting your favorite golf items- cheap! All overrun products are unused and will have some sort of random custom imprint on them. An inexpensive golf accessory that is perfect if you’re looking for a golf outing giveaway or if you’re a coach that needs to supply your golf team.
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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.
