Compression Chart
| Golf Ball | Compression Rating | Swing Speed |
| Bridgestone Tour B X | Mid | <105 mph |
| Bridgestone Tour B XS | Mid | <105 mph |
| Bridgestone Tour B RX | Low | 85 – 104 mph |
| Bridgestone Tour B RXS | Low | 85 – 104 mph |
What is the best golf ball compression?
- Very long distance
- Lowest compression available
- Extremely low spin and higher ball flights
What are the best Bridgestone Golf balls?
- What brand of golf ball do you currently play? ...
- After selecting a brand, you are then asked to select the type of golf ball you currently hit. ...
- After clicking the golf ball type, the simulation is run, and the selector makes a suggestion. ...
- Next, you get the option to add in further details to really hone in on what ball you should use.
How do I select golf ball compression?
How To Choose Compression?
- Skill Level. We are all at different stages of our golfing careers. Beginners will require a much different compression than those who are more experienced.
- Swing Speed. Your swing speed is a significant factor when choosing compression. ...
- Weather. Weather plays a huge role in how your ball reacts. ...
How good is the Bridgestone Golf Ball fitting tool?
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- Cross-handed golfer
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- Lots of tour players. ...
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What is the compression of the Bridgestone Tour B Rx?
66 compressionThe TOUR B RX is a 66 compression ball. The Gradational Compression Core construction & enhanced aerodynamics offer increased ball speed and a lower side spin. The soft SlipRes cover allows for incredible feel and control.
What is a good golf ball compression?
The golf ball compression rating describes how hard or soft the ball is. In general, brands rate golf ball compression between 30 and 120. The softest is 30, while 120 is the hardest. To be more understood: the lower the compression, the softer the ball, and the higher the compression rating, the harder the ball.
What compression is the Bridgestone e6 golf ball?
50Putting the intended meaning of that aside, the e6 has a core compression rating of 50, which is quite soft on the softness spectrum. These balls are likely best suited for golfers with slow-to-average swing speeds of around 80-100 miles per hour. It will help them compress the ball with irons and maximize distance.
What is the compression of the 2022 Bridgestone Tour B Rx?
98 compressionThe ball is on the firm side with 98 compression, on par with other premium “X” ball offerings. In MyGolfSpy ball testing, the TOUR B X achieved top 5 results in driver ball speeds and stayed middle of the road for spin, providing balanced performance.
What compression is Pro V1?
87-90The most popular ball on tour is the Pro V1, which has a compression rating of 87-90. The Pro V1x is also popular, which has a compression rating of 97-100.
Should I use a low or high compression golf ball?
Lower compression balls tend to be softer and compress more to create more distance. Higher compression balls offer more control and are used by better players who can produce faster swing speeds to compress the ball.
What is the compression of Bridgestone e12 contact?
Bridgestone e12 Contact—Compression On our gauge, the Bridgestone e12 Contact has an average compression of 61. That's about eight points softer than the prior generation e12 Soft. Though not as soft as the 2019 e6, the e12 Contact is still among the softest balls we've tested to date.
What is the compression of the Bridgestone Tour B XS?
2020 Bridgestone Tour B XS – Compression On our gauge, the average compression of the 2020 Tour B XS is 86. Across the market as a whole, we'd classify that as medium-firm to firm. By the standards of the true Tour category, it's among the softest – arguably THE softest.
What is the compression of Bridgestone e12 soft?
around a 50 overallThe two new balls will feature different compressions with the e12 Soft at around a 50 overall compression and the e12 Speed around 75. The e12 Soft is targeted at swings under 105 miles per hour, while the e12 Speed is for the faster swing speed player.
What compression is Titleist Velocity?
2022 VELOCITY PERFORMANCE AND TECHNOLOGY NEW higher compression 1.550” LSX CORE generates faster speed on full swing shots to deliver maximum distance.
What is the compression of Srixon Z Star?
The Z-Star and Z-Star XV measure at a higher compression than some of the competitive balls in the tour-ball marketplace, with the Z-Star at a 90 compression and the Z-Star XV at 102. Srixon engineers make the argument that the best players with above average swing speeds need a firmer core for the best performance.
What is the compression of the Titleist AVX golf ball?
What is the compression of the Titleist AVX ball? The AVX has a compression of 80, which is lower than other premium golf balls.
ABOsborn20
The Bridgestone tour line of balls really has me scratching my head. Typically you see a harder tour ball around a 100 compression rating (Prov1x) because the higher swing speed can/will compress it. Titleist has their softest tour ball in the AVX at about 80 compression.
DavidH88
I don't read into the boxes If i like them then its a buy and try. The boxes are always designed to confuse and I believe they are pointless, I agree with you too. the Bridgestone lines have always been too confusing with the names and the supposed stats based on Swing Speeds.
hammergolf
Don’t pay attention to the boxes or “recommendations” I played the 2018 Tour B XS and I’m only about 90-95 with the driver. However, my short game is where I make my hay. It was awesome inside 100yds. However, even though it was “to hard” for my swing I hit it longer than other balls I tried and the added spin on the mid irons was great.
ABOsborn20
I was going to quote a couple different post but the list got too long.
Mahamilto
Their "R" balls are softer and more geared toward armatures, their "S" balls are spinner. This has always been true, but I’m hearing the 2020 balls the "R" finally stepped up to tour level performance. The old “RX" didn’t spin well, and the “RXS" still spun less than the BX.
Mahamilto
Ah. My bad. Just trying to let him know to seek out the other if he didn’t know
ABOsborn20
Just reporting back. Bought a box of yellow RSX. They are very similar to the AVX that I was playing. Extremely soft feel off the putter (as well as all other clubs). They do tend to jump off the putter more so than a pro v or other "harder" balls but that should be expected. Spin was good around the greens.
